Shijou Saidai no Soukoban is one of those weirdly charming Genesis puzzlers where you play as a dockworker shoving crates around for cash. The goal? Earn enough to buy a flashy sports car for your girlfriend—who, let's be honest, is totally using you. The warehouse layouts start simple, but before long you're sweating over crate placements, backtracking when you block yourself in, and muttering at the screen when one wrong push ruins everything. It's got that classic Sokoban vibe but with a goofy '90s Japanese twist.

Honestly, the girlfriend subplot is ridiculous, but the puzzles themselves are solid—just don't expect her to stick around if you take too long.