Creepy Mahjong Reviews

Creepy Majong is an atmospheric puzzle game that is quick to pick up but quite challenging to master. The pairs of tiles are randomized (though the patterns are hand-arranged), leading to different puzzles each time. The game has a chilling feel to it, with a narrative of your current situation at the start of each puzzle which changes depending on whether or not you choose to escape (i.e., skip the puzzle) or successfully solve it and move to the next "chapter". Each tile has its sound effect on being cleared according to what creature, monster, or item they depict. The Sanity meter puts forth an interesting way to combine stress with the time limit, particularly as you hear your character's heart beating when it's nearly depleted. A load/save feature triggers at the start of each round. The interface is mostly intuitive; you can't select/match tiles that have tiles to the right/left of them or have tiles above this. This, however, does get a bit blurred sometimes when tiles are just touching each other in isometric space. My other nitpick is that (as stated by the game) there is no undo button, which can lead inexperienced players like me to get stuck and have to escape a puzzle. As I understand it, this is part of the game having an unforgiving and suspenseful edge. NOTE: At the time of writing, I am yet to try the level editor.