Richman, known in Chinese as Da Fu Weng, is a long-running Taiwanese board game series from Softstar that translates Monopoly-style property trading into colourful video game matches. Richman 4, released for PC in 1998, became a nostalgic favourite across Chinese-speaking communities for its maps, mini-games and expressive characters. Its interface sounds were short, clear and memorable, designed to be heard hundreds of times during play. The confirm click survives online as a small piece of that era, reused by fans in edits, remakes and retro gaming videos.
About this sound
The short confirm click from Richman 4, the classic board game video game, used as a clean UI selection sound in edits, streams and game projects.
This is the brief confirmation sound from Richman 4, the Taiwanese digital board game in the long-running Richman series. It is a bright, snappy interface click that plays when a player confirms a menu choice or action. The tone is light and decisive, with a short electronic blip that feels instantly final without sounding harsh. In a video or stream it works as punctuation, marking a selection, a completed step, or a yes decision. Its nostalgic game feel makes even a simple click feel playful, tidy, and unmistakably locked in.