i think generally my biggest issue in trying to create growing up is that i didn't challenge myself enough. i gradually started to grow out of this when i started picking up instruments but then came the issue of just not practicing often enough. i'll work to resolve both at once if i can.

riichi mahjong is really easy. all you need to do is remember that you're collecting sequential (1-2-3) or identical (3-3-3) sets of three. from there you simply apply a five hundred page rulebook to determine if you lose and by how much

which has a version of the song i felt actually took advantage of it's length. part of that is owed to one of the versions on it being a combination with one of their other songs but even outside of that i just think it has better guitar improvisations than the others.

on the whole, a chinese indie game has to maintain at least 8/10 status for its full runtime to graduate from being Cheap Shovelware to being Foreign Spyware