Pretty Good MahJongg

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Publisher: Goodsol Development, Inc.
Price: $21.21
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Be prepared for hours of fun with Pretty Good MahJongg, the premiere collection of MahJongg solitaire games.

With Pretty Good MahJongg you can play all kinds of different solitaire and puzzle games with MahJongg tiles.

Play the classic MahJongg tile matching solitaire game, where tiles are removed in pairs. Pretty Good MahJongg has 215 different tile matching game layouts, from simple and easy layouts to difficult challenges. Pretty Good MahJongg makes it easy to play with adjustable color highlighting and right click hints.

But there is much more. Pretty Good MahJongg contains 55 additional solitaire and puzzle games.

You can play original new MahJongg solitaire games such as MahJongg Spider, MahJongg Klondike, and MahJongg FreeCell. These games are inspired by solitaire card games, but played with MahJongg tiles.

You can also play classic puzzle games, such as Great Wall, Four Rivers, and MahJongg Stones.

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Pretty BAD MahJongg

By OshySpot on Fri, 2008-07-18 15:23
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Pros: A ton of variations of play
Cons: Horrible interface, background and colors are very hard on your eyes
Pretty Good MahJongg? Who came up with that title? The game was pretty much doomed to failure in my mind just because I couldn’t get passed the title. If you really, really like MahJongg type...
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More MahJongg Than You'll Ever Need

By Wazoltoff on Mon, 2008-07-14 22:40
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Pros: Quick loading. Fast game play. No Addware. More MahJongg variants than you know what to do with.
Cons: Costs 20$ for a game that is free almost anywhere. Graphics are excruciatingly basic. Gameplay is boring and pointless.
I've been playing MahJongg since 1990 when Microsoft released their Windows Entertainment Pack on the Windows 3.1 operating System. You could play MahJongg in astounding 256-bit color(!), and if the...
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Lots of MahJongg

By truthspeaker116 on Wed, 2008-06-11 21:28
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Pros: Plenty of layouts and game options to adjust the game to your own difficulty level.
Cons: Could have done way better with the graphics. Very messy interface. Needs sound. Not sure its worth $20.
My brother has had this game for a pretty good while but I was never attracted to it at all until I saw it on SoftwareJudge.Com. After all the game doesn't sound all that great when you hear, "Pretty...
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Pretty Good What?

By Lywad Drooler on Tue, 2008-04-08 02:44
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Pros: Good for thinking. Great concept.
Cons: Complexity, Mute, Hurts the eyes.
The first screen that pops up when opening MahJongg is quite intimidating. An entire screen filled with different options for a game is presented. I went the safe route and chose standard. Once the...
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Mediocre cubical fare at best

By ironchefusa2001 on Sat, 2008-04-05 21:47
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Pros: Has many variants of the game, both in tile set up and in game play. Its a small file easily downloaded. Games are time filling and easy to understand.
Cons: Card table green is a burden on the eyes. There is no sound. Little to no aesthetic interaction.
With "enticing" technocolor-like graphics, and a user tool bar kin to any given word processor, Pretty Good MahJoung would make a good addition to your office desktop. Nothing would make the last two...
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Cluttered but diverse.

By AutoIt Smith on Fri, 2008-03-21 08:51
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Pros: A wealth of challenges and versions to play.
Cons: Horrible graphics and cluttered interface.
Installation and vice versa was excellent. No spywhere or adware. My first thoughts were, "What a clutter!" It is designed like the windows folder interface. There were different icons to select...
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So Many Options!

By Sully1241 on Tue, 2008-02-19 02:18
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Pros: Numerous games to choose from.
Cons: Not enough graphics to draw attention to the game.
Overall my experience with Pretty Good MahJongg was average. At first, I was not able to comprehend how to play the game. All of the options made the game slightly overwhelming. After experimenting...
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The title says it all.

By TheNotoriousCRB on Mon, 2008-01-28 09:30
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Pros: Ease of use. Some good effects. Many layouts.
Cons: No sound or music. Sometimes hard to recognize different characters.
I have played and tested many different mahjong games, but none with as descriptive a title. The game does not seem very professional even while playing. It lacks any form of sound effects or music....
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Mahjongg review

By scott2e4c on Thu, 2008-01-24 13:27
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Pros: Helpful guide., Many games in 1 . Great options menu. Pretty good Majongg
Cons: Could of done well with sound effects. Needs a better name.
When I first saw the name of this program on software judge , it gave me a bad impression of the game. The word “pretty” is not a very good word.. The name “pretty good mahjongg” does not...
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