Ever stumbled across a weird, bootleg Mahjong game for the Genesis? That’s basically what Mahjong Lover (China) is—some unofficial, barebones tile-matching thing that somehow made it onto Sega’s console. The tiles are these chunky pixelated things, and the background music loops after like 10 seconds. Not exactly premium stuff.

You’ve got your usual Mahjong solitaire setup—clear the board by matching pairs—but everything feels a little off. The controls are clunky, the art’s kinda cheap, and there’s zero flair to it. Still, there’s something oddly charming about how janky it is. If you’re into obscure retro oddities, this might give you a laugh for five minutes. Otherwise, maybe stick with an actual Sega-published game.