Okay, so this is one of those weird little GBA gems that somehow makes hanafuda cards and mahjong tiles work together. At first I was skeptical—like, how do these two classic Japanese games even mix? But after a few rounds, it clicks. You’re matching flower cards for combos while also keeping an eye on your mahjong hand, and somehow it doesn’t feel messy.

The art’s got that early 2000s GBA charm—bright colors, chunky pixels for the cards, and these little animations when you score big. There’s a solo mode against AI that starts off easy but gets sneaky fast, especially when it starts holding onto tiles just to mess with you. And yeah, it’s got multiplayer if you’ve got a friend who’s into niche retro card games (good luck with that).

It’s not for everyone—if you’re looking for fast-paced action, move along. But if you like slow-burn strategy with a side of nostalgia, this one’s oddly satisfying. Just don’t blame me when you lose three hours to it.