Earthworm Jim 2 on SNES is pure, unfiltered chaos—in the best way possible. You start off blasting through weirdly named enemies (seriously, who comes up with this stuff?) while bouncing around levels that feel like they were designed by someone who had too much coffee. One minute you're platforming through a junkyard, the next you're in a zero-gravity bubble or riding a rocket cow. Yeah, that happens.

The controls take a second to get used to—Jim's worm body whips around like a noodle—but once it clicks, you'll be flinging yourself across gaps and headbutting bad guys with style. The soundtrack slaps, too—those funky basslines stick in your head way longer than they should. Just don't get too comfortable; the difficulty spikes hard after the first few levels, especially when the game suddenly turns into a rhythm-based dating sim. No, I'm not kidding.

If you liked the first one, this cranks everything up to 11. It's ridiculous, frustrating, and somehow still hilarious 30 years later.