Fushigi no Oshiro Pit Pot is one of those weird, charming little puzzle games from the Sega Master System era. You play as this tiny guy—basically a living chess piece—navigating a floating castle where every room is a new block-pushing challenge. The controls are simple, but some of the later puzzles get surprisingly tricky.

What makes it stand out is the surreal vibe—everything’s pastel-colored, the music’s oddly dreamy, and the whole thing feels like playing through a children’s book. It’s not super long, but there’s something satisfying about figuring out how to rearrange each room just right. If you’re into retro puzzle games with personality, this one’s a hidden gem.