Glover on the N64 is one of those weird, charming platformers that sticks with you. You play as a sentient glove (yep) rolling, bouncing, and tossing a ball through these surreal levels—sometimes it’s a rubber ball, sometimes glass, and each type behaves totally differently. The physics feel janky at first, but once it clicks, you start pulling off ridiculous trick shots to solve puzzles.

The art style’s got this cartoony, slightly off-kilter vibe, like a Saturday morning cartoon from another dimension. Some levels are straightforward platforming, others are full-on obstacle courses where you’re ricocheting the ball off walls to hit switches. It’s the kind of game where you’ll fail a jump five times, then suddenly nail some absurd mid-air catch and feel like a genius.

Definitely not the most polished N64 title, but there’s nothing else quite like it. You’ll either love the weirdness or bounce off hard—no pun intended.