Okay, so Legend of Luigi is basically that SNES game you wish existed back in the day—where Luigi finally gets his own adventure instead of playing second fiddle to Mario. The first thing you’ll notice? The sprites are pure 16-bit charm, with Luigi’s awkward little jumps and that ridiculous mustache animation when he grabs a power-up.

It plays like a mix of Super Mario World and something slightly weirder—like, there’s a level where you’re bouncing on giant mushrooms that make this weird squeak noise, and another where ghosts mess with the controls if you stare at them too long. The music’s got that SNES vibe—peppy, a little repetitive, but in a way that sticks in your head for days.

It’s not just nostalgia bait, though. Some of those later levels? Brutal. Like, "throw-your-controller" brutal. But in a good way. If you’ve got a soft spot for old-school platformers, this one’s worth firing up on a lazy afternoon.