Barnyard Mahjong 3 reviews

What should I write big here? Barnyard Mahjong 3 is just a Mahyong Game with American Farm as a Base for the Motifs on the Tiles and Backgrounds. Big Dramatic Cinema doesn't take place there, you just play Mahjong. That makes the Game the way it should, I didn't notice Bugs or Crashes. Solid Game for Fans of Mahjong. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tko6_eQNOU

Mah Jongg Solitaire games are like Sand by the Sea. And with this one more ... The Tiles Correspond to the Theme of Farm (barnyard) in comic style. That's a Matter of Taste, I don't like it. The Games are staggered from very simple with a few Stones to quite difficult with very many Stones. There is also a 3D mode in which the initially built stones give a freely rotating Figure. I haven't seen this before and at least I find it interesting-sometimes something else. If you like these Kinds of Games and cope with the graphic style, you can buy it (in the Sale or Bundle). At full Price, £550 currently, it would be too expensive for me.

Barnyard Mahjong 3: Become a duck with the chips Another game produced by Ensenasoft, Barnyard Mahjong 3 is a casual and simple game that offers exactly what it promises: a handful of boards and riddles that use the Chinese solitaire as a structure. It's No more complicated than that, it has no narrative and if you are familiar with the MahJong puzzles, then you can get a precise idea of what you will receive if you buy this game. It'S Okay to pass the time. Maybe, at first, it takes a little getting used to the design of the chips (farm animals and fruits) but I also think that makes it a little fun. Lo Chafón: The sound effects of the game. Perhaps because of its fun and farm design, it is intended for a young audience or to play it with some child. Which does not sound bad: teach a young man about the numerous brain benefits of solitaire and idle Mahjong. Know. If the case is to play it alone, perhaps there are better options on the market that are a little more elegant, with a traditional or minimalist design. In my short walk through the game, I do not remember finding the usual solitaire but you are obliged to play the puzzles. It Is A pity that the game does not offer challenges because that would appeal to players seeking to complete the games and receive their medals. Do I recommend It? Yes, why not. It is Not exceptional but the price is reasonable. For people who don't get used to playing Mahjong or are not familiar with any particular franchise, this game can be a good option. It Also seems devised to play in the company of some Chamaquín. Cool. = = If You like, you can read more video game reviews [www.agustinfest.com] on my personal page. Or, join my Steam group where I notice these reviews and try to share useful video game notes.