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<title>JanggiGame: Connect a Movement Rule to the Board in Front of You</title>
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<description>A browser janggi project introduction focused on board intersections, legal routes, defending duties and choosing a suitable practice question.</description>
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<title>Mahjongtime: Read the Table Before Judging the Hand</title>
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<description>Our browser mahjong project offers a starting point for separating table information, hand structure, qualifying yaku and scoring questions.</description>
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<title>Shogigo: Give a Move One Clear Purpose Before Playing It</title>
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<description>An introduction to Shogigo and a beginner practice approach built around defenders, exchanges, pieces in hand and one position worth reviewing.</description>
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<title>Webmahjong: Separate the Ruleset, the Hand Shape and the Decision</title>
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<description>An introduction to our browser mahjong project and a practical way to separate rule questions, hand structure and decisions during a short practice session.</description>
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