Okay, so Luigi's Adventure - Final is one of those SNES games that feels like it got lost in time—like someone dug up an unreleased Mario spinoff and polished it just enough to feel legit. The controls are snappy, the jumps have that satisfying weight to them, and yeah, it’s weirdly refreshing to see Luigi as the star for once.

First level drops you right into classic platforming chaos—goombas, pits, those floating blocks you’ve punched a million times before. But there’s something about the way the sprites move, the way the music kicks in, that makes it feel like a warm hug from 1994. And don’t get me started on the little details, like how Luigi’s overalls flutter when he runs. It’s dumb, but I love it.

If you’ve ever played a Mario game, you’ll slide into this one like an old pair of sneakers. Just don’t expect any mind-blowing twists—it’s comfort food for retro gamers. That’s the whole charm.