Loopz is one of those weirdly satisfying NES puzzle games that looks simple at first—just connect colored loops by rotating tiles—but gets surprisingly tricky once the speed picks up. You start with these little square pieces scattered around, and you've gotta twist them until the colored lines match up. Mess up, and the whole thing backs up on you.

The controls take a second to get used to (Z and X for A/B buttons? Really?), but after a few rounds, it clicks. The music’s got that classic NES synth vibe, and the faster levels actually make your hands sweat a little. Not bad for a game about connecting squiggly lines.

If you're into old-school puzzle games that don’t hold your hand, this one’s a solid time-waster.