Mahjong Touhaiden is one of those weird, late-night SNES deep cuts—a mahjong game with a supernatural twist. You're not just matching tiles here; you're battling yokai and demons in a weirdly atmospheric feudal Japan setting. The art's got this moody, ink-wash style, and the soundtrack? Surprisingly eerie for a mahjong game.

At first, it plays like standard riichi mahjong, but then you realize the AI opponents cheat. Like, actually cheat—ghosts peek at your hand, demons steal your tiles. It’s frustrating in the best way. There’s even a story mode where you play as a wandering exorcist, which sounds ridiculous but somehow works. If you’re into mahjong and don’t mind some supernatural nonsense, this one’s a hidden gem.