Nador on SNES is one of those games that feels like it got lost in the shuffle back in the day—which is a shame, because it’s got this weird, moody charm. You start off in some crumbling castle, sword in hand, and within minutes you’re dodging traps, slicing up monsters, and trying to figure out why the walls keep shifting on you.

The pixel art’s got this grimy, detailed look—like someone took a medieval tapestry and turned it into a game. And the music? Haunting. Not your typical upbeat SNES fare, more like something that creeps up on you while you’re trying to solve those weird block puzzles (which, by the way, will make you question your life choices at least twice).

It’s not the smoothest ride—some jumps feel just a pixel too unforgiving—but there’s something about the way it blends action and brain-teasers that sticks with you. If you’re into retro games that don’t hold your hand, this one’s worth dusting off.