Solitaire mah jong, also known as Taipei and Shanghai, has kept people busy for decades, especially since the 1990s when Microsoft released Taipei in its Windows Entertainment Pack. Since then, the game has spawned many variations that offer tile designs ranging from sports teams and cartoon characters to flags and holiday themes. Hexagon Mahjongg attempts to introduce something different with hexagon-shaped (six-sided) tiles.
Hexagon Mahjongg doesn't earn the distinction of being the first to use the hexagon shape. Zen Games beat it to the punch, and contains superior graphics too. In fact, the only things Hexagon Mahjongg has over Zen Games are game modes and more tile designs, backgrounds, features, bonus tiles and options.
