Miracle Ropit's Adventure in 2100 is one of those weird, charming NES platformers that feels like it fell out of a time capsule. You play as this kid in a clunky robot suit, bouncing around futuristic levels that somehow still scream '80s Japan—think neon colors, weird enemy designs, and platforms that love to mess with your timing.

The controls take a second to get used to—your jumps feel a little floaty, and the suit doesn’t always move how you’d expect. But once it clicks, there’s something oddly satisfying about stomping through stages, especially when you find hidden power-ups or stumble into a boss fight that’s way harder than it looks at first glance.

It’s not the smoothest game Micronics ever made, but if you’re into obscure retro platformers with personality, this one’s got a weird little spark to it.