Final Fantasy Sonic X3 is one of those weird, charming Flash mashups where Sonic somehow ends up in a turn-based RPG. You’re basically thrown into this world where he’s obsessing over the Stone of Chaos (classic Sonic, overthinking a rock), and suddenly you’re in Pokémon-style battles against random enemies. The combat’s simple but has just enough strategy to keep you on your toes—do you go all-out with spin attacks or play defensively? Some choices actually matter, which I didn’t expect at first.

The scenes play out in order, so there’s a loose story tying it together, though let’s be real—you’re here for the bizarre crossover energy. It’s janky in that old Flash way, but there’s something oddly satisfying about watching Sonic throw down in turn-based combat. Just don’t expect it to make much sense.