Offline Mahjong Collection app analytics for October 21

Play six Mahjong styles in one app: Sichuan Bloody Battle, Guangdong Chicken Hand, Guangdong Push-Down, Taiwanese 16-Tile, four-player Japanese Riichi, and three-player Riichi. No account is needed. Solo games use on-device AI and work offline. You can also start a Bluetooth table with nearby friends; AI fills any open seats. Sichuan Bloody Battle uses 108 tiles, a missing-suit choice, Pung and Kong, and continued play after a win. Choose local rules such as exchanging three tiles, missing-suit penalties, and ready-hand penalties. Configure each style’s rules in one settings page and use them in both casual and solo ranked games. Choose from three AI difficulty levels. Calls are available in Mandarin, Sichuanese, Cantonese, and Japanese. Choose the exact sequence, Pung, or Kong when there are multiple valid options, including red-five Pung choices. Solo ranks are tracked separately for each style and rule combination. Review points, promotion progress, recent results, and match results. Keep several unfinished ranked runs for different styles or rule sets, then continue them manually from the home screen. Solo saves stay on this device. Nearby Bluetooth games require compatible devices with the app installed, and the app must remain in the foreground. The interface supports Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, English, Malay, French, Japanese, and Spanish.