Krusty's World is one of those weird Japan-only SNES platformers that makes you wonder what the devs were thinking. You play as Krusty the Clown—yes, that Krusty—bouncing around levels that feel like a fever dream between a circus and a construction site. The controls are a little stiff, and the hitboxes can be brutal, but there's something oddly charming about the janky animations and bizarre enemy designs.

First level throws you right into it: dodging falling anvils, hopping on unicycles, and collecting these weird hamburger power-ups that I still don’t fully understand. The music’s got that classic early '90s synth vibe, equal parts catchy and chaotic. It’s not the best platformer on the SNES, but if you’re into obscure imports, it’s a trip worth taking.