Moraff's Tinyjongg screenshots

The game starts with the traditional layout.<br>Note that the menu bar is used to prompt the player to start a game, in later screenshots the game's name is shown

The start of a game. The name is now in the menu bar and the score shows the number of tiles remaining

This game did not end well. Just two tiles to remove and one is on top of the other, still there's always a cheat option

Game stats are optional and the player has the option of 1000 different deals of the tiles

One of the embedded messages in the game that promotes Moraff's Morejongg

The game has instructions for creating new tilesets even though the option to use them is not available

The game configuration options. Many of these bring up a message promoting the option as a feature of Moraff's Morejongg

External tilesets cannot be used in this game, this is not a problem though it's an opportunity to promote Moraff's Morejongg

One of the configuration options that is not suppressed is the option to use the 'rainbow tileset'.

It may not be possible to change the tileset but the base colour can be altered

This may be a reduced version of Moraff's Morejongg but there are still lots of options

This is the Big Tile game. There are 24 layouts in Moraff's Morejongg but just this one is available in Moraff's Tinyjongg

This is the Mega Game. There are 24 layouts in Moraff's Morejongg but just this one is available in Moraff's Tinyjongg

The Preview mode allows the player to select one of the 24 layouts for either the Big Tile or the Mega Games and watch it being played. I just liked this message

Statistics are optional. Separate records are maintained for the Traditional, Big Tile and Mega games

This is displayed on exit along with a voice saying 'Please buy my games!"

Moraff's Tinyjongg

Windows 3.x screenshots