Oh man, Incredible Crash Dummies on SNES is pure '90s chaos. You basically take those weird crash test dummy toys from the commercials and throw them into ridiculous obstacle courses where the whole point is to wreck them as spectacularly as possible.

First thing you notice? The controls are janky in that classic early-SNES way—your dummy stumbles around like it’s had one too many, which somehow makes slamming into walls at full speed even funnier. The tracks are full of hazards like spinning saw blades and explosive barrels, and half the fun is seeing how many pieces you can scatter across the screen before your dummy finally gives up.

It’s not deep, but there’s something weirdly satisfying about the ragdoll physics (for the time) and the over-the-top crash animations. Definitely one of those games you pop in when you just want to mess around for 20 minutes.