Jinsei Game 64 is basically a digital version of those old-school life simulation board games—you know, the ones where you spin a wheel, land on random events, and watch your little character go from college to retirement in one chaotic session. The N64 version keeps it simple but surprisingly fun, with bright, chunky graphics and some weirdly specific Japanese life events (expect things like "sudden ramen craving" alongside the usual marriage and career stuff).

It’s best with friends—up to four players can race to see who ends up richest or most fulfilled, though half the time you’ll just laugh at whoever gets stuck with the "unexpected ninja attack" setback. The controls are straightforward (mostly menus and dice rolls), but the charm is in the randomness. Not a deep strategy game, but perfect for killing an hour with some nostalgia and dumb luck.

If you ever played the physical version as a kid, this’ll hit the spot.