Mahjong Soul Steam Release
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Mahjong Soul Heads to PC via Steam Worldwide

Mahjong Soul is now available worldwide on the PC through Steam. The game launched alongside a new event, Daydream Paradise, which is running from now until August 6, 2024.

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Mahjong Soul has previously been available for PC via browser and a Windows app, but this release now allows players to make use of Steam features. This includes a new beginner’s guide to riichi mahjong included within the game’s Steam Guides page.

Players will be able to link their existing account to the new release via their Yostar account. Facebook, Apple and Google logins can also be linked. The game will also make use of crossplay features. However, the Steam version will not work with MacOS, and paid items can only be shared between the browser and Windows client versions. Free items can be shared across all versions, however, including those on mobile.

As well as the Steam launch, a new event has started within Mahjong Soul. Daydream Paradise will run until August 6, 2024, featuring a selection of event missions. In addition, there will be a higher summon rate for the characters Yuan Feng and Kutsuji, while other characters will be available for more limited time periods. There will also be limited time availability of outfits for Hinata Takanashi, Haruma Igarashi and Nadeshiko.

This is not the only recent news from Yostar. The publisher also confirmed it would be handling the English translation of Heaven Burns Red, the latest work from Clannad creator Jun Maeda.

Mahjong Soul is available now for Steam, browsers and mobile devices.


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