Oh man, Humans on SNES—this one takes me back. It's this weird little puzzle game where you control a tribe of cavemen trying to, well, not die horribly. You start with these clumsy little dudes who can barely climb a rock, but as you solve each level, they slowly figure out tools like spears and torches. The first few stages trick you into thinking it's simple, then suddenly you're sweating over how to stack logs just right so your guys can reach that one stupid ledge.

What's cool is how the game makes you feel like you're actually teaching them survival skills. Early on, they move like drunk toddlers, but by the end, they're building bridges and outsmarting wildlife. The German version plays exactly the same as the others, just with menus in Deutsch. And yeah, there was a DS port later, but the SNES version has that janky charm where every victory feels earned.

Fair warning: some puzzles will make you want to chuck your controller. But when your cavemen finally pull off that perfect rope swing? Pure satisfaction.