Mahjong Hanjouki yɛ saa SNES agodie a ɛbaa akyiri yi no mu biako a ɛde radar ase —ebia esiane sɛ ebeduu ’95 no, na wɔde hyped ma 3D nneɛma nti. Nanso sɛ wowɔ atetesɛm Mahjong mu a, eyi anya weirdly cozy vibe. Tiles no wɔ saa clack a ɛma abotɔyam no bere a wode wɔn si hɔ no, na AI asɔretiafo no de ɔko a ɛfata ankasa a wɔnte nka sɛ ne bo yɛ mmerɛw.

Adeɛ a ɛdi kan a wobɛhunu ne Japanfoɔ sukuu dedaw mu afɛfɛdeɛ —nnua apono, saa nkontabuo agyiraeɛhyɛdeɛ nketewa no a ɛtwetwe, ne saa nnwom a ɛyɛ nwonwa a ɛma wo ho dwo yi a ɛma wote nka sɛ wowɔ Tokyo dan ketewa bi mu wɔ anɔpa nnɔn mmienu. Mmara no di classic Riichi Mahjong akyi, enti sɛ woasua solitaire-style versions no a, ebia ebegye simma biako ansa na woayɛ nsakrae. Mekɔɔ so maa me werɛ fii sɛ mɛfrɛ "ron" mfiase no na mehweree nkwaseasɛm dodow bi wɔ ho.

Nichibutsu ansan ansiesie wheel no wɔ ha, nanso ɛyɛ den. Perfect ma bere a wopɛ sɛ tactile mahjong te nka a wontutu ankasa tile set. Kɛkɛ a, nhwɛ kwan sɛ wobɛ cutscenes anaa power-ups a ɛyɛ fɛ —ɛyɛ tile-matching chaos a ɛho tew a wɔmfa nsu ngu mu.