Larry Nixon's Super Bass Fishing on SNES is one of those chill, no-pressure fishing games where you just zone out and cast lines for hours. The pixelated lakes look surprisingly nice for a 16-bit game—you've got rippling water, little lily pads, and bass that actually dart away if you reel in too fast. At first I kept losing fish because I'd panic and mash buttons, but once you get the rhythm down (gentle taps, not button mashing), it gets weirdly satisfying.

It's not super deep—no crazy upgrades or tournaments—but there's something oddly relaxing about it. The bass even fight differently depending on size, so you'll know immediately when you've hooked a monster. Just don't expect modern fishing sim realism; this is pure '90s arcade-style fishing with a side of nostalgia. Perfect for when you want to unwind without thinking too hard.