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I first came across Jelly Boy 2 on the Super Nintendo in 1994, a time when the console was full of colorful platformers. Ocean Software published it, and it was one of those games that felt a bit experimental, a sequel to a title that never officially made it to the system. It had a certain oddball charm that stood out, even if it wasn't a major release.

You control a small, stretchy blob navigating a series of surreal, screen by screen levels. The main goal is simply to reach the exit in each stage, but getting there requires you to use your elastic body. You can stretch and bounce off surfaces, squishing through tight spaces or launching yourself across gaps. The game also involves collecting fruit to progress, and some levels feature transformations that change your abilities. The pacing is quick, and the difficulty can be unforgiving with precise platforming required. It feels strange and unpredictable to play, a constant test of your control over a wobbly character.