Sengoku Mahjong

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Sengoku Mahjong is a Japanese-style mahjong game set in feudal Japan. You play against computer opponents in four-player rounds, aiming to build winning hands while outmaneuvering rivals. Two modes are available: a straightforward match against the cast or a longer conquest campaign where you claim regions of Japan by winning successive games. The conquest mode requires you to maintain progress without save points, pushing for marathon sessions. The game holds a cult following as one of the earliest examples of mahjong in gaming, originally launching in 1988 and later appearing on platforms like Wii and Vita. Its historical setting adds a thematic edge to the tile-picking mechanics, though the lack of modern conveniences like password saves makes conquest mode a real test of endurance. Despite its age, the strategy remains sharp for fans of the genre.