Maze Walker is this weird little first-person dungeon crawler on the Sega Master System that feels like someone took an early 3D maze game and cranked the Japanese weirdness up to 11. You're just this dude wandering through these blocky, claustrophobic corridors, but then suddenly there's these bizarre enemies popping out at you—some look like floating masks, others are just... blobs with eyes? The controls take a second to get used to (tank controls, because of course), but once it clicks, there's something oddly satisfying about navigating these mazes while weird synth music plays in the background.

It's definitely not for everyone—the graphics are super primitive even for its time, and the difficulty spikes hard after the first few levels. But if you're into obscure retro games with a strange charm, it's worth a look. Just don't expect anything close to modern dungeon crawlers.