Customer Reviews

Disney's Mahjongg (Jewel Case)

5 star:		(3)
4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(2)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

If I had had a free trial to play this game before purchasing, I would of never purchased this game. One of the most annoying factors about this game is that the pattern on many of the tiles keeps changing while you are playing the game. Such as tiles with different color fireworks keep continously going off. There is no way to turn off this feature. I am a huge Disney fan and frequently go to both Disneyland and Disney World. But as far as I am concerned this should be removed from the Disney itinerary, since this game is such a very poor representation of the Disney name.
If there had been a no star to choose from, that would have been what I would have choosen. There where other things about the game that I did not like, but the most annoying was the changing patterns on the tiles.

This game offers competitive and non-competive componants, is active, visually pleasing, and does a good job of exibiting many Disney characters. These games teaches several games along with a wide variety of learning strategies. This is also very calming for adults to play with their children (or alone sometimes).

This game is of little interest to my six-year old, who has other Disney software that he loves. While there is some animation in the tiles themselves, there's not much else going on. The backgrounds are basically blank, and after you've played for twenty minutes or so, you've pretty much seen all it has to offer.

The game itself is fun, but it suffers from a HUGE problem that no software should in this day and age. It does not play inside of a window, but instead takes the whole screen. That's dumb. It means that's it's difficult to be doing anything else while playing this game. I expect better from a major company.

This was a present for my wife she had lost her copy and really wanted to play it again. This purchase was easy and made her happy.

My eight year old daughter likes to play this game. I never thought mahjongg would appeal to young children. She usually plays regular computer, or video games but when you play this it holds your attention more. I don't know why another poster on here complained about the moving tiles but it makes it even more interesting, and I'd rather have the tiles bigger so young kids can easily see them after all this is a kids version of the game. I suggest you get an original version if this does not appeal to you. It makes kids think about were the next match could be, and they become more observant.

It's ok. I have only played with it for about 45 min.

Really fun graphics and animation. Really groovy installation music. :)