Remember those old Where’s Waldo? books where you’d squint at crowded pages for hours? This SNES version nails that same vibe—just with chunky 16-bit charm. You’re scrolling through these packed, chaotic scenes—like a carnival or a pirate ship—trying to spot Waldo’s tiny striped shirt and glasses before time runs out.

It sounds simple, but some levels are sneaky. Waldo might be half-hidden behind a tree, or blending into a crowd of lookalikes. The music’s upbeat, the colors pop, and there’s this weird satisfaction when you finally spot him after five minutes of frantic searching. (Pro tip: zoom in. The pixel art’s surprisingly detailed.)

Definitely one of those games you either love or throw the controller at. But if you’re into slow-burn, obsessive searching, it’s a weirdly cozy nostalgia trip.