HELL WAIT is riichi mahjong crossed with roguelike deckbuilding. Stack your jokers. Upgrade your yaku. Try not to deal in. You'll need those fingers.

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HELL WAIT is a riichi mahjong roguelike deckbuilder inspired by Balatro, Inscryption, and Buckshot Roulette.

Beat an ever-increasing score target, with your fingers on the line - so try not to deal in.

Features:

  • Over 100 Joker tiles that affect scoring, drawing, and other game rules

  • Enhance your tiles with materials, stickers, and dora

  • Different tile sets to change how you build your deck each run

  • Upgrade yaku using Blessings to turn modest hands into monsters

  • Consumable Pacts to manipulate your tiles and gain the upper hand

  • Mix and match difficulty modifiers for a greater challenge

  • A comprehensive tutorial

No mahjong knowledge required - mechanics like furiten are optional difficulty modifiers, and your opponent will even state his intent. Though he might be lying.

Beskrivelse av voksent innhold

Utviklerne beskriver innholdet slik:

The game simulates gambling on mahjong matches with a goal of getting high scores.
Fingers are used as lives - the player will lose fingers when they lose a round. The act will happen offscreen but a cartoonish severed finger (and hand with missing fingers) will be seen.

Systemkrav

Windows
SteamOS + Linux
    Minimum:
    • OS: Windows 10
    • Prosessor: Intel Core i3
    • Minne: 4 GB RAM
    • Grafikk: Vulkan support needed
    • DirectX: Versjon 11
    Minimum:
    • OS: SteamOS
    • Prosessor: Whatever the steam deck has
    • Grafikk: Whatever the steam deck has
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