Land of Illusion is one of those classic Mickey platformers that feels like a hidden gem on the Master System. You’re basically jumping through these dreamy, slightly surreal levels—think giant bookshelves, toy-filled rooms, and spooky forests—trying to break some curse that’s turned everything gloomy. The controls are tight, and Mickey’s got this floaty little jump that takes a second to get used to, but once it clicks, you’ll be bouncing off enemies and grabbing gems like it’s nothing.

It’s got that old-school charm where the levels aren’t just left-to-right slogs—you’re climbing vines, dodging weird shadow creatures, and occasionally stumbling into secret areas. The music’s catchy in that 8-bit way, too. If you’ve played Castle of Illusion, this one’s a bit more polished, though still tough in spots (looking at you, clock tower level). Definitely worth a play if you’re into retro Disney platformers.