Kemono Mahjong

Arguably the easiest way of learning Riichi Mahjong. And you've guessed right, I'm here because of Yakuza.

Es un juegazo. -El español está bien implementado. -El tutorial no cansa, es amplio, claro e interactivo. Te enteras. -Tienen un montón de pequeñas opciones que puedes configurar. -Tiene variedad de personas IA y algunos extras los desbloqueas jugando. -Tiene hasta online (que no he probado) -Jugando, la interfaz en las partidas es muy buena para comprender tus acciones y que está pasando. Es un producto de calidad para alguien como yo que no tenía ni idea de como se jugaba pero tenía ganar de aprender. Sinceramente me esperaba algo cutre y no lo es, encima el precio es bueno.

雀魂より気軽にできるのがよい

Yes. If you want to play Mahjong that is not Solitaire, then this is the game. Simple guide that gets you into the game, a bit of trial-and-error; you're now playing Mahjong! Cute characters with their own playstyles, or play online against others if feeling confident.

個性豊かな動物アバターで対戦できるのが面白い。 配牌がちょっと操作されてる気がするのは麻雀ゲーに有りがちな初心者サービスかな。 変なローカルルールが採用されてるわけでもなく、素直にプレイできて暇つぶしにちょうどよい。

i recommend this game for learning how to play, but it feels as if the computers know what youre holding and what you are going to do. also noticed thst a lot of the tiles you discard, they will give you them again next 2 turns. its happened every hand ive played in this game. idk if its the odds of it happening or what.

If you're looking for a safe, no-pressure environment in which to learn how to play Riichi Mahjong, and if you're also looking for a safe, no-pressure environment in which to learn how to avoid common pitfalls in Riichi Mahjong, then this gives you what you're looking for. The interface is very simple and approachable. It doesn't [currently] have the large player base of, say, Mahjong Soul, but if you're new to the game, that's a serious plus. While multiplayer technically exists, you're going to be hard-pressed to find others who use this particular Riichi client, but again, if you're new, that's a selling point: you don't get steamrolled by other human players. The AI players will tease you for taking too long on a discard, but there's no discard timer, so you get the space to think about what you're doing. The tutorial is excellent even on its own, but you're going to want to do your own research afterwards. That's going to be the case no matter what client you use; Riichi just drives you to keep learning! Overall, this makes for a friendly, educational environment for learning the game. Even experienced players will enjoy themselves. I very highly recommend it.