Chester Cheetah: Wild Wild Quest is one of those weirdly charming platformers from the Sega Genesis era where a cheetah mascot for cheese puffs somehow gets his own game. You jump, slide, and tail-whip your way through desert canyons and ghost towns, collecting—what else?—Cheetos. The controls are a little slippery, but once you get used to Chester’s momentum, it’s oddly satisfying to bounce off enemies like a neon-orange wrecking ball.

Honestly, the whole thing feels like a fever dream, but in a good way. The soundtrack’s got this funky, surf-rock vibe, and the levels are packed with enough hidden shortcuts and power-ups to keep you poking around. Just don’t expect deep life lessons—unless “orange dust on your fingers is a lifestyle” counts. It’s cheesy in every sense of the word, but that’s kinda the point.