Four Winds Mahjong for iPad

Name: Four Winds Mahjong for iPad
Price: 3.99 USD
Rating: 3.7 (15 reviews)
Author: Thomas Tanner

By: Thomas Tanner App

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Overview

Version:

1.6.2

Last updated: 2014-12-14

Ranking

#305,651 ▼ 611

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Four Winds Mahjong for iPad, is the traditional chinese Mahjong game with four players. You play against 3 virtual opponents. Because of its description of the Mahjong rules this app is useful for beginners to learn this interesting game. Four Winds Mahjong for iPad is played with 144 tiles and uses the hazard tiles (flowers and seasons). Four Winds Mahjong for iPad is a must have for every Mahjong enthusiast to play this interesting, ancient game everywhere.

Features:

easy to play with drag and drop
adjustable game speed
Special hands like ,Thirteen Orphans‘, ,Twins Of Heaven‘, ,Knitting‘, ,Imperial Jade‘ and more
Robbing the Kong
autosave of the current game position
full description of the rules and how to use this app

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Thomas Tanner

Rating:

3.70

(15)

Version:

1.6.2 Last updated: 2014-12-14

Version code:

837132847

Creation date:

2010-09-22

Compatible devices:

Size:

15.51MB

Price:

3.99

URLs:

Website

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-23

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Ranking

# 305,651 ▼ 611

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Developed by:

Thomas Tanner

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/four-winds-mahjong-for-ipad/id392500805

Website:

http://www.tomtomlabs.com

User Reviews

I purchased the game because a family member has been playing for years and loves it. Her version was free. Mine was not. It continues to blow away at the end of a round and does not save the data or continue the game. I have a newer iPad than my family member, so that may be the issue. However, I have received no response from support. If the company is no longer in existence, where did my $3.99 go?

by Gy*****, 2026-08-27

Particularly in situations where the human and a computer player have competing claims for a tile or for Mahjong. Computer always wins the dispute, regardless of position on the board or power of the claim. I’ve also seen a case in which the game failed to recognize a Mahjong.