麻雀立体何切るアーカイブ

Mahjong 3D What to Cut Archive is an app for posting and answering what to cut questions, and analyzing the results and comments. Let's all accumulate knowledge and aim to improve our mahjong skills!

◆ Main Features
・List of submissions for "What to Discard" questions
A list of submissions is displayed, with the ability to sort and filter by the submitter's name and the type of "What to Discard" question being submitted.
・Answers to "What to Discard" Questions
You can answer by selecting one tile from your hand. If you're deciding whether to discard a riichi, you can choose whether to discard it, and if you're deciding whether to discard a tile.
You can also post comments, so you can verbalize why you discarded a tile and share your thoughts with everyone.
・Display everyone's answers in a pie chart
A pie chart visualizes which tiles other users discarded and in what proportion.
You can see at a glance whether your choice was in the majority or minority.
・Answer Comments Section
There's a comment section for everyone's answers, so you can read and learn from the thought processes of strong players.
・Favorites & Submission History
Add good questions you find interesting to your favorites and review them later.
You can also view a list of the questions you've submitted.
・My Page
You can register your nickname, icon image, affiliation, and highest rank. Your rank in professional mahjong organizations, Tenhou, Mahjong Soul, and other games is also displayed at a glance. You can also register for a premium membership here.
◆ About Premium Membership
Purchasing a premium membership unlocks the following features:
- Hide bottom banner ads
- Hide ads when posting and answering "What to Cut" questions
*Premium membership is an auto-renewing subscription.
Prices may vary depending on your region and currency.
You can check your subscription status or cancel from the "Subscriptions" screen in the Google Play Store.
This app is recommended for those who want to improve their mahjong skills or who want to train their thinking daily by using "What to Cut" questions.