Ever played a fishing game that actually makes you feel like you're out on the water? Mark Davis The Fishing Master on SNES nails that vibe—no fancy gimmicks, just you, a rod, and some surprisingly feisty fish. The first time I played, I thought it’d be a snooze, but then I lost like 20 minutes just trying to land a bass that kept fighting back.

The pixelated lakes look weirdly peaceful, and the controls are simple—hold the button to cast, tap to reel in, but timing is everything. Mess up, and your line snaps. There’s something oddly satisfying about figuring out each fish’s pattern, even if the catfish are total cheaters. And yeah, the music’s basically a lullaby, which is either relaxing or dangerously nap-inducing.

It’s not deep, but that’s the charm. You’ll zone out, then suddenly panic when something huge bites. Perfect for when you want to unwind without thinking too hard.