Jigsaw’s Test (demo) on SNES is one of those puzzle games that looks simple at first—just fitting pieces together, right?—but then throws some seriously clever twists at you. The pixel art has that cozy 16-bit charm, and the puzzles start off easy enough to lure you in before ramping up in ways you don’t expect.

What I like is how it plays with perspective—some pieces rotate, others lock into place, and a few even change shape if you stare at them too long (okay, maybe not that last part, but it feels like it). The demo’s short, but it’s got enough bite to make you wish there was a full version. If you’re into stuff like Tetris Attack but want something a little more… devious, this one’s worth a few minutes of your time.

Just don’t blame me when you’re still rearranging pieces in your head an hour later.