Man, Another World on the Genesis is something else. You boot it up, and within seconds, you're thrown into this weird, moody alien planet with zero hand-holding. The pixel art still holds up—those chunky, cinematic animations make every jump and alien encounter feel tense.

At first, I had no clue what I was doing. You just run, dodge these creepy creatures, and figure things out through trial and error (and probably a lot of deaths). But that’s part of the charm—it’s like an '80s sci-fi movie where you’re the confused protagonist scrambling to survive.

It’s short, but every moment sticks with you. That one scene where you’re escaping through the water? Pure panic. If you dig atmospheric retro games that don’t treat you like an idiot, this one’s a must-play. Just don’t expect mercy.