First techdemo of OGS Mahjong 2: Gameplay
We are glad to announce the release of the first technical demonstration of
OGS Mahjong 2. The purpose of this release was to verify gameplay across
supported platforms.
Get techdemo for your platform:
Notes:
- iOS version is not released because it cannot be easily shared outside AppStore.
- Launch
run script under Linux and macOS.
- Linux version is only available in 64-bit variant.
- macOS version should run on macOS Sierra or newer.
That's it for now, have a nice testing!
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