Little Magic is one of those weird little SNES puzzle games that never left Japan, but it's got this oddly satisfying charm. You play as May, a girl who has to push a magic stone through maze-like levels—sounds simple, but the layouts get tricky fast. Some stages have teleporters, others have ice patches that send the stone sliding, and a few just mess with you by hiding the goal behind layers of blocks.

At first, I thought it was just another Sokoban clone, but the way the stone reacts to different tiles keeps it interesting. You’ll reset a lot when you accidentally trap yourself, but the puzzles are short enough that it doesn’t feel punishing. The music’s got that classic SNES chiptune vibe too—kinda cheerful, kinda hypnotic after a while.

If you like puzzle games that make you stop and stare at the screen for five minutes before realizing the solution was stupidly obvious, this one’s a neat little time-waster.