Chrono Trigger is one of those SNES classics that still holds up today—like, if you haven’t played it, you’re missing out. You start off as Crono, this spiky-haired kid who accidentally time-travels at a fair, and suddenly you’re bouncing between eras, teaming up with weirdos like a frog knight and a robot from the future. The combat’s turn-based but snappy, and the combo attacks between party members? So satisfying.

What really gets me is how tight the story is—no filler, just a wild adventure where your choices actually matter. And the soundtrack? Yasunori Mitsuda and Nobuo Uematsu basically dropped a masterpiece. It’s the kind of game you finish and immediately want to replay just to see the different endings. Still one of the best RPGs ever made.