What has fueled such competitiveness? Mah jongg, the tile-based game developed in China around the mid-1800s that most resembles gin rummy, if one was forced to make a comparison. "Don't play to ...

What has fueled such competitiveness? Mah jongg, the tile-based game developed in China around the mid-1800s that most resembles gin rummy, if one was forced to make a comparison. "Don't play to their ...

And arriving on Steam this week in early access, it's Balatro but it's Mahjong—and it has an actual name, too: Aotenjo: Infinite Hands.Of the various Balatro-likes I've played so far, I think I ...