Tsumo Dragon

Draw, discard, and find the perfect move. Tsumo Dragon is a 30-turn solo riichi mahjong game built around tile efficiency and the thrill of a winning draw.

Draw, discard, and find the perfect move.

Tsumo Dragon is a 30-turn solo riichi mahjong game focused on tile efficiency, hand development, and the thrill of a winning draw.

Draw one tile into a 13-tile hand, choose one tile to discard, and shape your hand turn by turn. Watch your shanten count, effective tiles, and hand potential as you search for the best possible move.

There are no opponents, no calls, and no waiting for other players. The entire experience is built around your hand, your decisions, and the path from the opening draw to tenpai and tsumo.

Solo mahjong built around tile efficiency

Every game uses a legal 136-tile wall made from 34 tile types with four physical copies of each tile.

The game supports standard winning hands, Seven Pairs, and Thirteen Orphans, along with a wide range of Japanese yaku and yakuman.

Each session lasts up to 30 turns, making it easy to play a quick game while still offering meaningful decisions and different routes toward victory.

Three difficulty levels Relaxed — More favorable draws and clearer guidance for newer players Standard — A balanced experience built around both decision-making and momentum Challenge — A tougher mode for players who want to pursue strong tile efficiency under greater pressure

Choose the difficulty that matches your experience and the kind of game you want to play.

Every discard has impact

Strong decisions receive immediate feedback.

A good discard may be recognized as a Good Move. A major improvement can become an Excellent Move. A rare, clearly superior decision may trigger the dramatic Divine Discard effect.

Tile sounds, haptics, gold visual effects, rising music, tenpai feedback, and tsumo celebrations bring each important moment to life without distracting from the strategy.

Records, yaku collection, and achievements

Your progress is recorded across every game.

Track statistics such as:

Total games played Wins and win rate Fastest winning turn Highest han Yakuman count Divine Discard count Results by difficulty Yaku discovered and completed

The yaku collection records which hands you have achieved, how often you have completed them, and when you first unlocked them.

Achievements include milestones such as your first tsumo, a win within 10 turns, Seven Pairs, Half Flush, Full Flush, Thirteen Orphans, Four Concealed Triplets, your first yakuman, and long-term play milestones.

Play 10 games free

Your first 10 games include the complete experience:

All three difficulty levels All supported yaku and yakuman Full music, sound, haptics, and visual effects Records, achievements, and the yaku collection

After the free trial, unlock the full game with one purchase and play without limits forever.

No subscription No advertising One purchase, permanent access

Draw a tile. Read the hand. Make your move.

Your perfect discard is waiting.