Mahjong Erotica Golf (Japan)

Fujic’s Mahjong Erotica Golf, released in Japan in 1994, presents a unique and unusual combination of gameplay elements. Two players engage in a tabletop game that merges mahjong mechanics with a golf-like progression system, all while featuring digitized female characters. The subtitle "All-Natural Color Gal" hints at the game’s mature content. Players use a specialized keyboard to make matches during their turn, strategically clearing tiles to advance toward a goal. Scoring appears to be tied into the movement of these digitally rendered figures across the playing field. This unusual hybrid design sees two players competing simultaneously in this strange and rare title. The game utilizes Zilog Z80 processors for both main gameplay and sound, along with a Yamaha YM3812 chip for audio output, delivering graphics at a resolution of 640x240 pixels.