Ever played a puzzle game that makes you feel like you're solving a jigsaw while the clock's ticking? That's Pieces on SNES. It's got that classic '90s charm—bright colors, simple but sharp visuals, and this weirdly satisfying *click* when you slot a piece into place.

At first, it seems straightforward—just match the fragments to complete the picture. But then the boards get bigger, the shapes get weirder, and suddenly you're second-guessing every move. I remember getting stuck on this one pirate ship puzzle for way too long because I kept misplacing the damn sails.

What I love is how it doesn't punish you for experimenting. Flip a piece, rotate it, try a dumb hunch—sometimes it works. And when you finally finish a tough one, the game throws confetti at you like you just won a Nobel Prize in Jigsaws. Still holds up if you're into that old-school, no-frills puzzle vibe.