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Moeru Mahjong Moe-Jong is a 4 player Mahjong video game developed by Hudson Soft for the PlayStation Portable. Released on the 23rd of October 2008 in Japan it features voice acting from the Japanese idol musical girl group AKB48.
Super Real Mahjong P7 (スーパーリアル麻雀P7) is an mahjong video game developed and published by SETA Corporation and released for arcades on December 1997 in Japan only and it is the seventh game of the Super Real Mahjong series.
Mahjong Soul lets you experience exciting Mahjong matches versus players from around the world. The game gives you the chance to be accompanied by cute anime girls of your dreams. Looking for a relaxing yet competitive game? Join us on Mahjong Soul!
Exploding Kittens is a multiplayer card game where players draw cards until someone draws an Exploding Kitten and explodes! Play your cards to try to avoid, move, or defuse the Exploding Kitten. If you don't explode, you win! Congratulations, you are full of greatness. Play with friends in the same room or online, or play with strangers in online play. Not into other people? Play single player against kitty-bot opponents! This version of the game includes the Streaking Kittens, Party Pack, and Betrayal Pack expansions, exclusive cards, and hilarious illustrations by The Oatmeal.
A character-based mahjong game where players face CPU opponents in traditional matches featuring cast members from the Kurogane Kaikishou series.
Tenhou is a japanese online mahjong service.
Play as new detective that goes around different prefectures of Japan to solve cases. In order to gather information about the culprit the player must defeat witnesses in a game of Mahjong. After gathering enough information about the culprit, the player accuses the culprit of the crime and plays him in a game of Mahjong before sending him to jail.
Loco! is a free real-time multiplayer card game played in the browser. Two to ten players match cards by colour or symbol to empty their hand first. A match runs as a best-of series, and it is won on rounds taken rather than on points. Turns do not gate play. Any player holding a card identical to the one on the pile can put it down out of turn, at any moment, and identical cards go down together with their effects stacking. A player reduced to one card has to announce it; opponents then have a five-second window to catch them if they did not, and a catch that finds nobody costs the caller a card. The 112-card deck adds two cards of its own: Swap, which takes another player's hand, and Global Switch, which passes every hand at the table one seat along. There is no account and nothing to install: a nickname, a table code, and a browser. Two to ten players per table, a 1v1 queue, and a single-player mode against the server.
Black Spades is a culturally rooted spades game featuring Jokers, Deuces, Reneg, Blinds, and more house rules, realistic gameplay, competitive leaderboards, unlockable rewards, and cross‑platform play. Built to match the origins of spades from the African American communities, it delivers fast action, social energy, and competition. Fast, smooth card mechanics and intuitive controls keep every hand feeling like the real thing, whether you’re learning the ropes or proving you’re the best at the table. As you play, you’ll climb competitive leaderboards, unlock new locations, earn avatar upgrades, and jump into prize‑based contests. Black Spades blends culture, competition, and community into a single experience.