Ever played one of those puzzle games where you feel like a caveman trying to figure out basic physics? Humans on SNES is exactly that—except you're guiding the cavemen instead of being one. You start with these little pixelated dudes who can barely climb a rock, and by the end, they're stacking spears to make ladders and rolling boulders like pros.

Each level throws some new prehistoric problem at you—maybe there's a gap too wide to jump, or a cliff just out of reach. You'll fumble around at first, figuring out how to pass tools between your tribe or use fire to scare off animals. The controls are simple, but the solutions? Not always obvious. I remember getting stuck on one level for ages because I didn't realize you could throw torches to light distant fires.

It's got that old-school charm where the graphics are basic but weirdly expressive—like watching your humans celebrate by awkwardly jumping in place when they solve a puzzle. If you like Lemmings but wish it had more caveman grunting, this is your game. Just don't expect the DS version to show up anytime soon.