Fun 'n' Games Sega is one of those weird little Genesis/Mega Drive collections that somehow sticks with you. It’s not flashy, but there’s something charming about the janky mini-games—like the devs threw in everything from weird puzzle challenges to borderline-unplayable arcade knockoffs just to see what worked.

You’ll start with a menu straight out of 1993, all blocky text and beeping sound effects. The first game I tried was this bizarre tile-matching thing where the pieces kept glitching, but somehow that made it more fun? Then there’s a knockoff Breakout clone where the physics feel slightly off, and a memory game that’s way harder than it should be. It’s the kind of mess you’d rent as a kid and play all weekend just because you had nothing else.

Honestly, half the appeal is how rough it is—like digging through a box of old toys and finding that one weird, broken action figure you still love. If you’re into retro oddities, this one’s worth a laugh.