Windeye: Mahjong Voyage

Read the wind. Build a mahjong meld. Change the current. A handcrafted voyage puzzler where every tile redraws the route ahead.

Windeye: Mahjong Voyage is a single-player strategy puzzler where the language of mahjong becomes the controls for a living sea.

Every voyage places a dragon-prowed merchant ship on an illustrated ocean chart. Choose from real tile faces, build chows, pungs, pairs, and honor sets, then watch each decision reshape the wind, currents, tide, and route ahead. Plan several moves in advance, reserve the right tile for a narrow harbor, and use the fleet's momentum to cross reefs, whirlpools, fog banks, and storm corridors.

This is not a traditional four-player mahjong table and not a matching game. There are no betting rounds, chips, hands, or concealed opponents. Tiles are navigational tools with stable rules and visible consequences.

FEATURES

• 42 handcrafted main voyages across seven monsoon regions
• 18 Tide Bell Trials built around timing and water-level planning
• 12 Drift Salvage investigations with recoverable sea relics
• Free Voyage sandbox with local route saves
• Daily Wind Chart with repeatable deterministic puzzles
• Fleet Archive that records ports, relics, and tile-set discoveries
• Meaningful challenge rules such as Narrow Wind, Silent Compass, and Honor Only
• Fully offline play with progress stored on device

Each chapter adds a different environmental rule: crosswinds, reversing currents, tide windows, reef locks, fog islands, storm lanes, and multi-port routes. Success depends on reading the chart, choosing the right tile, and sequencing the meld at the right moment. A clear preview shows the intended effect before you commit, and every route can be retried instantly.

The visual language is built around a sailing chart, a compass-like wind eye, porcelain mahjong faces, and a small paper-kite dragon that serves as the voyage guide. Haptics, reduced motion, color assistance, tile labels, and a complete rules index make the journey readable without changing its strategy.

Set a course, read the wind, and make every tile count.