Ever stumbled into a weird, bootleg mahjong game that feels like it crawled out of a late-night arcade in 90s China? That's Majiang E'mo Ta for you. It's got this eerie, low-budget charm—like someone took classic mahjong, slapped a "devilish tower" theme on it, and called it a day. The tiles are clunky, the music loops in a way that drills into your brain, and the AI opponents... well, let's just say they play dirty.

First few minutes in, you're just matching tiles like normal, but then the game throws these weird power-ups at you—some help, others totally screw you over. I still don’t know what half of them do. The tower gimmick means you climb floors by winning, but lose three times and you’re back at the bottom. It’s janky, kinda unfair, and weirdly addictive if you’re into obscure retro oddities. Definitely not for everyone, but if you dig digging up forgotten Genesis curiosities, this one’s a trip.