Pac-Attack on SNES is one of those weird little gems that somehow makes falling blocks and Pac-Man work together. You’re stacking ghost-filled tiles while Pac-Man scoots around the bottom, munching them when they drop—except if you mess up the order, you’ll end up with a pile of ghosts he can’t clear. The panic sets in fast.

It starts simple, but after a few rounds, you realize this isn’t just Tetris with a Pac-Man skin. The ghosts move differently depending on how you place the blocks, and sometimes you’ve gotta sacrifice a clean line just to keep the board from clogging up. The music’s got that classic SNES charm, too—peppy but slightly frantic, which fits perfectly when you’re one wrong move from disaster.

If you dig puzzle games with a twist (or just miss that 16-bit era vibe), this one’s a solid pick. Just don’t blame me when you start seeing ghosts in your sleep.