Pro Mahjong Tsuwamono GB2 (Japan) (GBC)

Pro Mahjong Tsuwamono GB2 is a professional Mahjong game for the Game Boy Color system, released in Japan. The game focuses entirely on the traditional Mahjong experience, offering players the opportunity to test their skills against computer opponents.

In Pro Mahjong Tsuwamono GB2, the player's main objective is to form valid sets of tiles (called "yaku") and "ron" or "tsumo" to win each round. The game interface is clearly designed, displaying the Mahjong table with the player's tiles and discarded tiles. Players will take turns drawing a tile and discarding an unnecessary one, attempting to complete triplets (pon, chi) or quads (kan) along with a pair to form a winning hand.

The game features various play modes, allowing players to practice or participate in Mahjong tournaments. The AI difficulty is flexibly set, ranging from basic opponents for newcomers to truly challenging masters for even seasoned Mahjong players. The scoring system adheres to Japanese Mahjong (Riichi Mahjong) rules, including complex yaku and the furiten, dora, ura-dora system. Players need to thoroughly understand these rules to make effective strategic decisions.

Despite being a GBC game, Pro Mahjong Tsuwamono GB2 still provides decent graphics and characteristic Mahjong game sounds, creating an authentic atmosphere for each game. This is an excellent choice for anyone who loves Mahjong and wants to experience the game anytime, anywhere.