Angelique on SNES is this weird little gem—part visual novel, part royal sim, where you play as a girl suddenly thrust into cosmic queen training. The setup’s wild: you’re whisked away to this floating palace, and now you’ve gotta schmooze with princes, manage court drama, and somehow not flunk your destiny. The dialogue’s cheesy in that classic 90s anime way, but it’s oddly charming once you lean into it.

Gameplay’s mostly menus and text, but there’s something satisfying about balancing stats—like, do you spend your afternoon studying politics or sneaking off to flirt with the brooding knight? (Spoiler: I always picked the knight.) The pixel art’s gorgeous, especially the character portraits, and the music’s got that dreamy SNES synth vibe. It’s definitely niche, but if you’re into slow-burn storytelling with a side of melodrama, it’s a fun time capsule.

Just don’t expect fast-paced action—this one’s all about vibes and bad royal decisions.