Honestly, I found myself enjoying the super laid back puzzle experience way more than I thought I would probably because of its relaxing nature. Unfortunately, the game hard locked on me once and I had to reset, losing my progress in the process. There is a gallery once that girl’s stage has also been completed and the cursor is easy and fluid to control. The biggest complaint are some pieces look a little too similar, especially in the later stages as the piece count grows.

Visually, the game looks fine, sporting bright colors and a pleasant palette. Unfortunately, there is no un-do button so if you complete that last pair and there are no more moves available, the game instantly forces a game over and a complete restart.

Granted, the player can only use these quality of life features a few times per stage but glad they are there. The square button shuffles the pieces if you are about to get stuck and the triangle button also highlights tiles that can be matched.

The soundtrack is also easy-going and plays into the gentle nature of the go-at-your-own-pace gameplay. This is a casual puzzle game through and through as there are no leaderboards, no penalty for getting anything wrong, no move counter, and no timer.

Simple mahjong ps4