Mahjong Club (Japan) is one of those classic SNES mahjong games that feels like digging up an old, polished tile set—simple but satisfying if you're into the rhythm of matching pairs. The presentation's clean, with a straightforward table setup and those satisfying clack sounds when you pick tiles. No fancy gimmicks, just you against the AI or a friend (if you had the patience to teach them the rules).

It’s got that mid-90s vibe—basic menus, no English text, but if you know your pinfus from your chans, you’ll slide right in. The AI’s decent for its time, though it’ll occasionally pull a suspiciously lucky win. Perfect for late-night sessions when you want something methodical but not brain-melting. Just don’t expect flashy animations or a story mode—this is mahjong at its purest.