Ever wanted to yell at pixelated construction workers in the most 90s way possible? Foreman For Real on SNES lets you do exactly that. You start off with some basic blueprints, a crew that moves like they're stuck in molasses, and a timer that's always ticking down way too fast.

The first ten minutes are pure chaos—you're scrambling to assign guys to dig foundations while another team stands around holding steel beams, and somehow the cement truck always shows up at the worst possible moment. The controls take a minute to get used to (why is "select" the pause button?), but once it clicks, there's something weirdly satisfying about watching your little site come together.

It's not the prettiest SNES game out there, but the stress of juggling deadlines and lazy workers gives it that "one more try" vibe. Just don't throw your controller when the crane operator misses the delivery truck... again.