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World's Greatest Temples Mahjong 
Learn about the great temples of the world as you play through impressive Mahjong levels in World’s Greatest Temples Mahjong! As you play seven different game modes and multiple levels you will learn fascinating facts about beautiful temples. Put your mahjong skills to the test and use special abilities to clear the screen in this gorgeous Mahjong puzzle game!
- Seven different game modes
- Learn about amazing temples
- Tons of Mahjong fun!
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7/8
- CPU: 1.0 GHz
- RAM: 512 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 59 MB
Game Manager System Requirements:
- Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or later
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World's Greatest Temples Mahjong
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Nice Mahjong game
This is a third game in the series of "World's Greatest ... Mahjong". This time you visit temples and start in Luxor temple.
The game has 7 or 8 mahjong variations. I was getting used to the first type when they switched me to another one. I bit too fast for me, but maybe mahjong veterans will enjoy that.
The graphics is nicely done. Music is OK. I prefer when matched tiles fly away instead of just disappearing.
July 25, 2012
Good Game, But....
Having played the previous 2 in theseries, I hoped for soe improvements. They were there, but also soe disappoijtments as well. You don't have to have played the previousgmes as this is a temple tour that stands on its own. So what's disappointing? Well, the tile set is the all too familliar Chinese one which although done very well should've been one of several alternative sets.. The music while not loud or brassy is quickly tiring but can be muted. Colors are much better thn the"Cities" game before it. Temple info is interesting but totally unrelated to the game. There's no timer #I played the trial only so maybe one comes in later# which is a big plus. Overall, a worthy game for mahjong fans both novice and veteran players.
July 25, 2012
Nice, especially if you played the earlier ones
This is a nice game with a lot of variety. This can be off-putting for some who just like plain old Mah Jong, but I enjoy it. There are several different games, all based on matching tiles, and I think the one that requires you to assemble poker hands is completely new.
The game can be difficult for someone who has not played any in this series before. I know I found the "logic tiles" challenging at first. This version of the game requires the matching of logically related tiles, like tree and leaf, or bee and honey. Once I got used to the rules, this became one of my favorite game types. I like the poker one also.
This is an excellent and fun game for someone who likes Mah Jong type play but gets bored with the same old, same old.
July 25, 2012
I love this series
This is the 3rd game in a very enjoyable series. The layout is similar to the second game, where the variations are colour coded on the main board. That's really good for replaying your favourite variations. There are 7 variations, 5 of which are new:
Classic Mahjong
Bottom Tile (new# - find pairs based on framed tiles
Domino #new# - match colour. Tiles must also equal 7
Poker #new# - this is a fun variant, matching pairs and trying to complete the poker table, e.g. royal flush, flush, straight, etc.
Logic - match tiles based on logical connections. A familiar variant that appeared in different forms in the other games.
Memory #new# - similar to Bottom Tile, but the tiles are flipped over.
Rainbow #new# - plays like classic Mahjong, but special coloured tiles have to be found in a certain order.
This game is untimed #at least in the demo), but you get stars depending on your score.
July 25, 2012
Disappointed
The different types of game play are a good point, but the music, after a while becomes rather dreary, you can't change the types of tiles that you can play with so therefore the game starts to become dreary by the time you get to the second temple. All in all I feel that I have wasted my coupon on this game and def wouldn't recommend it. A bad and dreary choice on my behalf
August 1, 2012
falling asleep
no challenge started nodding off.
July 25, 2012
I dont understand
what become of Mahjong - I mean real plane Mahjong?
July 25, 2012
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