Adventures in the Magic Kingdom is one of those weirdly charming NES games that feels like Disney threw a bunch of random ideas at a wall. You’re basically running around the park trying to collect six silver keys, but the way you get them is all over the place—one minute you’re answering Disney trivia (hope you know your Sleeping Beauty facts), the next you’re dodging ghosts in the Haunted Mansion or wrestling with clunky platforming in Space Mountain.

The best part? Big Thunder Mountain, where you’re suddenly in this weird top-down train chase that feels like it belongs in a completely different game. The controls are stiff, and some of the minigames are frustrating, but there’s something oddly satisfying about stumbling through it all. If you grew up with this one, you’ll remember the weird mix of confusion and nostalgia. If not, well… it’s definitely an experience.

Just don’t expect it to hold your hand—half the fun is figuring out what the heck you’re even supposed to do next.