This is a web-based Guangdong Mahjong game where a single player competes against three AI opponents. The game features a 2D top-down view and implements standard Guangdong Mahjong rules, including tile drawing, discarding, and actions like Chi, Peng, Gang, and Hu. It follows the standard "first draw, then discard" mechanic where players start with 13 tiles, draw a 14th tile, and discard one to end their turn.
A user wants to practice their mahjong skills without needing three other human players.
The application provides a single-player mode with three AI opponents, allowing users to practice strategies against computer opponents.
A user wants to understand the flow of Guangdong Mahjong, specifically the draw and discard sequence.
The game enforces the standard "first draw, then discard" rule, visually guiding players through the 13→14→13 tile cycle.
A user wants to play a quick game of mahjong alone.
The application offers a single-player mode where the user plays against three AI opponents, providing a complete game loop with a "Play Again" option.
A user wants to see how the AI handles different game situations.
The game includes AI opponents with basic strategies for Chi, Peng, Gang, and Hu, allowing users to observe and play against the AI.
A: The objective is to form a winning hand of 14 tiles (4 sets and 1 pair) before the opponents do.
A: Click a tile to discard it. The game automatically draws a tile at the start of your turn. You can also perform Chi, Peng, Gang, or Hu when options are available.
A: Currently, the game is designed for single-player mode against AI opponents.
A: If the tile wall is empty, the game ends in a draw.
