Recent reviews by Jibbah

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Swivel it Sony.

On my fat one, you should ride.

Link my account, no.

Goal is to accend the mountain as skate bro. Press one button to succeed. It's fun for like 5 mins I guess.

Best played with friends. Fishy fantastic!!

Real horrorshow, choom.

At least the main character is funny.

Games runs horribly on PC with constant lag/stuttering, I've tried recommend fixes online with no avail.
If you can put up with that, the game is pretty mediocre to be honest.
You'd think an open world LEGO game would be great but it's not really all that fun.
I tried to get into it and completed the first 5 chapters but I found it to be a chore to play.

I wanted to try this due to loving the LEGO Star Wars games as a kid, but just found it to be boring and mediocre.

Take the L snail boy.

Funny enough I do recommend this game if you like riichi-style mahjong and are already familiar with the game, but you need to know how to play going in, this is required! The game doesn't really provide a good tutorial on how to play. In my opinion no riichi-style mahjong game on Steam gives a good tutorial on how to play. You'd have a better chance learning how to play from Yakuza 0, which I recommend doing as it gives a good beginners look into the game. Not perfect though.

So the bottom line is...do you want a fast paced riichi-style mahjong game with "cute" anime girls squealing at you every 60 seconds? If yes, then get it on sale as the RRP is not worth it. If not, play Mahjong Nagomi. Mahjong Nagomi would be my favourite mahjong game on Steam if the game was a bit faster and the AI a bit smarter. Due to Mahjong Pretty Girls Battle fixing both of these issues for me, it will continue to be the primary riichi-style mahjong game for me. If you are wondering about the squealing anime girls being a problem, go into the options and mute them. Like I do...

If you are this far into my sh1tty review of this game simply because you'd like to learn how to play riichi-style mahjong. I don't know what to say...Yakuza 0 is pretty cheap (even cheaper when on sale) and the best Yakuza game ever made. So you'd could pick that up and have fun playing Yakuza 0 and then invest into the mahjong mini-game within. Watch the Akagi anime (it's what got me into riichi mahjong). The thing that taught me the most about riichi mahjong was a book called - Riichi Mahjong: The Ultimate Guide to the Japanese Game Taking the World by Storm - by the author Scott D. Miller. I couldn't follow any of the tutorials on YouTube as my attention span is abysmal, so I took my time reading that book while on lunch break at work. I'd recommend trying all three, why? Because it worked for me, I guess.

Also Tsubasa best girl, lol.

Also my favourite riichi mahjong game of all time is THE Mahjong on Switch. Seriously D3 Publisher...you need to bring that game to PC and localise it for western audiences. That games M1 mode is so good.