Okay, so Flux is one of those weird, kinda obscure Mega CD games that makes you wonder what the devs were smoking when they made it. You boot it up and immediately get hit with this trippy, abstract vibe—like someone mashed together a puzzle game and an early '90s screensaver.

At first, it feels like you're just moving shapes around, but then the mechanics start messing with you. Things shift when you're not looking, colors invert, and suddenly you're second-guessing every move. It's not just hard—it's playfully cruel in that way only old-school Sega games could be.

If you're into experimental stuff from the Mega CD era, this is a neat little oddity. Just don't expect it to hold your hand—or make sense half the time. The soundtrack alone is worth the confusion.