BS Nichibutsu Mahjong is one of those old-school SNES mahjong sims that feels like digging up a time capsule. It's got that classic 90s Japanese aesthetic—simple tile designs, a no-frills interface, and that weirdly soothing background music that loops forever. You're basically just playing standard riichi mahjong against CPU opponents, but there's something oddly satisfying about the way the tiles clack when you draw them.

First thing you'll notice? The AI isn't messing around. They'll call your discards fast if you're not careful, and before long you're sweating over whether to push your luck or fold. The "Renshuu" (practice) mode is actually helpful if you're still getting the hang of yaku hands—though good luck reading the menus if you don't know Japanese. Still, the gameplay itself is intuitive enough once you get past that.

It won't blow your mind, but if you're into retro mahjong games, this one's a solid way to kill an afternoon. Just don't expect flashy animations or modern conveniences like tutorials in English.