四川麻将单机版 GAME
Sichuan Mahjong, also known as Blood Battle Mahjong, uses the popular Sichuan Mahjong rules in this single-player version. The core gameplay revolves around discarding a suit, "Wind and Rain," scoring, and checking for a winning hand in a draw. In a game, the game doesn't end when one player wins; the remaining players continue until three players have won or the game ends in a draw. All scores are calculated at the end of the game. This means the first player to win isn't necessarily the one who profits the most, and even players who discard the winning tile can recover, increasing the fun. The game is simple and easy to play, allowing players to enjoy leisure and experience the profound depth of this national treasure.
"Sichuan Mahjong Single Player Edition" is a game that doesn't require an internet connection, allowing you to play against the computer anytime, anywhere. It's both relaxing and intellectually stimulating, providing a great opportunity to train your thinking skills.
The Sichuan Mahjong Single-Player Edition boasts a beautifully designed interface with a traditional Chinese cultural style, providing players with an immersive gaming experience while offering a challenging and enjoyable experience.
This single-player mahjong game features a high-definition interface, supports multiple resolutions, and is compatible with tablets.
This single-player mahjong game uses the standard 13-tile mahjong rules, with simple and clear controls, allowing players to easily enjoy casual entertainment.
This mahjong game is a pure intellectual competitive single-player game with powerful artificial intelligence and highly skilled AI, so you'll never be short of players again.
A comprehensive level-based system ensures that in competitive matches, the next level is only unlocked after a designated opponent's score is negative, with different opponents offering varying levels of difficulty.
1. Completely offline, no internet connection required: Subway, mountainous areas, no signal? Just open and play, zero data usage, no in-app purchases.
2. Classic combination of Blood Battle + Three-Card Exchange: At the start, three cards are exchanged to shuffle the hand. After determining the suit, the game proceeds in a Blood Battle until one player wins, continuing until all three players win or the game ends in a draw, offering incredibly exciting comebacks.
3. Intelligent AI, Multiple Difficulty Levels: From beginner to expert, the AI's card-playing logic closely resembles that of a real person, making it the top choice for practicing and improving your card skills.
4. Level-Based Challenge Mode: Layer upon layer of challenges, unlocking new levels, the more you play, the more addictive it becomes.
5. High-Definition Interface + Sichuan Dialect: Clean UI, smooth operation, and realistic voice acting provide a fully immersive experience.
6. No Need to Find a Partner, No Need to Wait for Teammates, Play Anytime, Anywhere!
Key Features
1. Authentic Sichuan Mahjong: Bloodbath to the End + Three-Card Exchange + Determining Suit, Authentic Rules
2. Pure Offline Single-Player: Playable without internet, zero data usage, no ads
3. Intelligent AI Coaching: Adjustable difficulty, suitable for beginners to experienced players
4. Level-Based Challenge: Layer upon layer of challenges, the more you play, the more addictive it becomes.
5. Sichuan Dialect Voiceover: Immersive Mahjong Experience
6. Gradually Increasing Difficulty: Multiple difficulty levels are available; the difficulty gradually increases as the game progresses, enhancing the enjoyment of the game.
7. Beautiful Interface: The game interface is beautifully designed, providing players with an immersive gaming experience.
8. Powerful Functions: Some games offer features such as auto-save to help players learn and improve their skills.
9. Intelligent AI: Possesses powerful intelligent AI capabilities, capable of engaging in exciting matches with players, bringing challenges and fun.
Mahjong Rules
1. Only three types of tiles are used: Bamboo, Dots, and Characters, totaling 108 tiles. There are no Flower, Wind, or Arrow tiles.
2. Chow is not allowed.
3. A player can only win with a missing suit; that is, a winning hand cannot contain tiles of any of the three suits.
4. Multiple Wins from One Discard: If a player discards a tile that allows more than one player to complete a winning hand, all of them can win.
5. Exposed Kong (Straight Kong): This includes both open kong and concealed kong.
An open kong occurs when a player has three identical tiles in their hand, and another player discards the fourth identical tile, allowing the player to declare a kong. The player who declares the kong receives one point from the player who declared the kong.
6. **Concealed Kong (面下杠):** This occurs when a player has already melded three identical tiles and then draws a fourth identical tile, choosing to kong. The player collects 1 point from all other players who haven't won.
7. **Concealed Kong (下雨):** This occurs when a player holds four identical tiles (not melded). The player can choose to reveal these tiles to kong. The player collects 2 points from all other players who haven't won.
8. If a player performs a concealed kong, another player can steal the kong and win. The "Wind and Rain" rule is invalid.
9. If the game ends in a draw and a player hasn't declared a winning hand, all "Wind and Rain" winnings must be returned.
10. In a draw, a player holding three suits is considered a "Flower Pig" and pays 16 points to all other players.
11. Players who haven't declared a winning hand (except for Flower Pigs) pay the highest possible score ("Big Call") to the player who has declared a winning hand and return all "Wind and Rain" winnings.
5.3 Scoring Rules
* **Standard Hand (平胡):** 1 point, consisting of 4 sets of triplets or sequences plus a pair.
* **All Pungs (碰碰胡):** 2 points, consisting of 4 sets of triplets (or kongs) and a pair.
* **No Terminals (断幺九):** 2 points, containing no 1s or 9s.
* **Pure Suit (清一色):** 3 points, consisting entirely of tiles of the same suit.
* **Seven Pairs (七对):** 3 points, consisting of seven pairs.
* **Golden Hook (金钩钓):** 3 points, all other tiles in the hand have been punged or konged, leaving only one tile to wait for.
* **Dragon Seven Pairs (龙七对):** 4 points, consisting of seven pairs, with one set of four tiles of the same rank, which cannot be punged or konged.
* **Pure Pungs (清碰):** 4 points, consisting of a Pure Suit and All Pungs.
* **Pure Seven Pairs (清七对):** 5 points, consisting of a Pure Suit and Seven Pairs.
* **Pure Golden Hook (清金钩钓):** 5 points, consisting of a Pure Suit and Golden Hook.
"Pairs" (将对): 5 points. All tiles are 2, 5, or 8. Must be a winning hand. Does not count as a "Pair" hand or a hand without "Terminals/Nines" (断幺九).
"Terminals/Nines" (幺九): 5 points. Each set/sequence/pair contains either 1 or 9.
"Golden Hook" (将金钩钓): 5 points. All tiles are 2, 5, or 8.
"Seven Pairs" (连七对): 6 points. A hand with consecutive numbers of tiles of the same suit.
"Pure Dragon Seven Pairs" (清龙七对): 5 points. A hand consisting of a pure suit and a "Dragon Seven Pairs" hand.
"Eighteen Arhats" (十八罗汉): 7 points. A "Golden Hook" hand, and the winning hand must have four "Kongs" (杠).
"Double Dragon Seven Pairs" (将双龙七对): 5 points. All tiles are 2, 5, or 8. Does not count as "Seven Pairs," "Pair of Pairs," "Dragon Seven Pairs," "Double Dragon Seven Pairs," "Root," or "Without Terminals/Nines" (断幺九).
Three Dragons and Seven Pairs, 8 points, all consisting of 2, 5, and 8, excluding Seven Pairs, Seven Pairs of the King, Seven Pairs of the Dragon, Double Dragons and Seven Pairs, Double Dragons and Seven Pairs of the King, Three Dragons and Seven Pairs, root, and broken terminal/nine.
Pure Eighteen Arhats, 9 points, composed of Pure One Suit and Eighteen Arhats.
