Okay, so Bean World Crisis is this weird little SNES gem where you play as a sentient bean trying to stop… well, a beanpocalypse, I guess? The first thing that hits you is the art style—bright, chunky sprites with these goofy bean people wobbling around like they’ve had one too many refrieds.

Gameplay’s a mix of light puzzle-solving and platforming, but with a twist: you can’t jump. Instead, you roll, bounce off mushrooms, and sometimes hitch rides on suspiciously large flies. The levels start simple, but by world two, you’re timing bounces just right to avoid spike pits while bean-shaped archers take potshots at you. Classic SNES "looks cute, plays mean" energy.

Honestly, half the fun is the absurdity—like when you unlock the chili power-up and your bean suddenly turns red and spews fire. No explanation. Just bean chaos. If you dig oddball retro games with personality, this one’s a solid weird time.