Okay, so Fushigi na Blobby - Blobania no Kiki is one of those weird, charming NES games that never left Japan. You control this squishy little blob dude trying to save his kingdom from... something? The story's in Japanese, so good luck with that, but the gameplay's simple enough to figure out.

You basically bounce around platforms, absorbing smaller blobs to grow bigger while avoiding spikes and enemies. The physics are janky in that classic NES way—sometimes you’ll overshoot a jump and faceplant into a pit, but it’s oddly satisfying when you nail a tricky bounce. The music’s got that bouncy, synth-heavy vibe that makes even failure feel cheerful.

It’s short, kinda repetitive, but there’s something oddly hypnotic about blob-hopping through pastel-colored levels. Definitely more of a curiosity than a hidden gem, but worth a look if you’re into retro oddities.