So, Mermaids of Atlantis is basically the weird, toned-down version of Bubble Bath Babes—same puzzle game, just with mermaids instead of, well, bath babes. You’re dropping colored bubbles to match them up, clearing the board before it fills up. It’s simple at first, but the later levels get surprisingly tricky.

Honestly, the mermaid theme feels kinda slapped on—like someone panicked and said, "Quick, make it family-friendly!" But if you’re into obscure NES oddities, it’s a fun little time capsule of weird 90s bootleg energy. The music’s catchy, at least.

Just don’t expect anything deep. It’s a stripped-down puzzle game with a bizarre backstory.