Yeah, its good. It has the higher player count, arguably better crossovers and doesn't have overly gratuitous ecchi stuff and gacha/currency bloat that Riichi City does.

The tutorial could be better/more thorough (Kemono Mahjong still has the best for newcomers learning how to play)

If you're wondering what the difference between this and the browser version is: This has all the animations like the mobile versions do, which is basically just the special Yakuman ones.

TR4 is still mostly good.
TR5 is still good when not sold as a full priced solo game.
TR6 is still garbage and is unfixable because half the game was never made.

It's worth the price for the tutorial alone. I taught my family how to play using the Android version.

Mahjong Soul may be something to move on to after if you want to play against others online, but the tutorial and AI options there are pretty lacking.

Oh, and the dev is very friendly and quick to respond to/fix any issues if you encounter them.

Superb game. One of the best indie 3D platformers out there and doesn't outstay its welcome. If the devs can get workshop stuff in here that would be amazing for longevity.

A few minor glitches (mostly clipping through some walls in the hub) that are sure to be ironed out but I 100% the game without any problems.

As a side note: Thank you devs for not making 100% hats an achievement.

Worth the wait. Wonderful characters, beautiful music, melancholic vibe. <3

It's fine I guess.