The Basics

As it name suggests, this Mahjong solitaire game (in which the goal is to clear a pile of tiles by removing pairs of identical tiles that are free (not blocked by tiles on top or on both right and left side)) is filled with treasure. The many levels are tied together with a story, but early on the focus seems to be more on earning points and goodies by clicking on bubbles, chests and gifts. There are several boosts that you can win or purchase that make it easier to complete the level.

Difficulty

This puzzle game has many levels of increasing difficult and should provide many hours of challenging fun.

Variation

The Mahjong puzzles don't offer a lot of variation, and claiming all the treasures got boring to me quite fast.

Visually

The visuals and the game concepts seems to be aimed at (small) children.

Free vs Paid

This game seems to be feature complete for non-spenders. You can purchase for example custom tilesets, or a faster recovery rates of your lives.

Is It Any Good?

I give Mahjong Treasure Quest 7 out of 10 stars. The features next to the Mahjong puzzles are more of an annoyance than offering something extra.