Okay, so Powerpuff Girls: Chemical X-Traction is basically a love letter to anyone who grew up watching the show. You pick Blossom, Bubbles, or Buttercup (or swap between them mid-game) and punch your way through waves of Mojo Jojo’s goons to get Chemical X back. It’s got that classic N64 beat ‘em up feel—simple combos, some light platforming, and those weirdly satisfying enemy knockback physics.

Each girl plays a little differently—Blossom’s got range with her ice breath, Buttercup hits like a truck, and Bubbles… well, she’s weirdly good at crowd control with her sonic scream. The art style nails the cartoon’s vibe, even if the N64’s foggy draw distance makes Townsville look like it’s permanently hazy. And yeah, you’ll fight all the usual suspects: Fuzzy Lumpkins, Him, the Gangreen Gang—all with that janky charm early 3D brawlers had.

It’s short, it’s silly, and honestly? Way more fun with a friend. Just don’t expect deep mechanics—this is pure nostalgia fuel.