Dinomar feels like someone dug up a lost SNES cart from 1994—in the best way possible. You jump into this bright, chunky pixel world where every level has that classic "just one more try" platforming vibe. The first stage throws some easy jumps at you, but by world 2, you're timing bounces off enemies while dodging spikes like it's Super Mario World's trickier cousin.

The music nails that nostalgic SNES sound—expect lots of bouncy basslines and chirpy melodies. And there are little secrets everywhere—hidden 1-ups tucked behind breakable blocks, warp pipes that aren't obvious at first glance. I got stuck for way too long on a puzzle involving P-switches before realizing the solution was way simpler than I thought.

If you miss the days when platformers were tough but fair, this one's got that same satisfying "aha!" feeling when you finally nail a tricky section. Just don't blame me when you start humming the underground theme hours later.