Kajongg – classical Mah Jongg for four players

Kajongg is the classical Mah Jongg for four players.

Kajongg comes with a ruleset for classical chinese as played in Germany. You can change the ruleset as you see fit and can also define whole new rulesets. The rules for a game are saved in the database, so every game could be played with different rules.

Kajongg is part of the KDE games module.

Features include:

• Play against any combination of human or computer players.
• Score a manual game where you are the sole player.
• Addictive gameplay.

Website: github.com/KDE/kajongg
Support:
Developer: Wolfgang Rohdewald
License: GNU General Public License v2.0

Kajongg is written in Python. Learn Python with our recommended free books and free tutorials.

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