So, The Addams Family on SNES—yeah, it's one of those licensed platformers from the '90s, but honestly? It's got charm. You play as Gomez, bouncing around the mansion and graveyard like a guy who’s had one too many cups of espresso. The jumps feel a little floaty at first, but you get used to it.

Tully, the sleazy lawyer, has kidnapped the whole Addams crew, and of course it’s up to you to rescue them. The levels are packed with weird little details—secret passages behind paintings, trapdoors that drop you into dungeons, even a level where you’re dodging giant spiders in the attic. It’s not the tightest platformer out there, but the gothic vibe and weird humor make it worth a play if you’re into that era of games.

Just don’t expect it to be as polished as Super Mario World—this one’s more about the atmosphere than precision.