Ever dug through old Genesis games and stumbled on something weirdly addictive? That’s Hei Tao 2 – Super Big 2 for you. It’s basically a stripped-down, no-nonsense card game that somehow makes throwing down virtual cards feel like a late-night tabletop session.

You start with a basic deck, and the rules click fast—no tutorial nonsense, just straight into playing against the AI (which cheats just enough to keep you salty). The pixel art’s got that chunky Genesis charm, and the sound effects are pure 16-bit nostalgia—think satisfying card slaps and tinny victory jingles.

It’s one of those games where you tell yourself “one more round” at 2 AM, even though you’ve been saying that for an hour. If you miss when Sega did oddball stuff like this, it’s a solid time capsule.