Ever wanted to feel like you could punch through a brick wall? Sonic Blastman 2 on SNES gets weirdly close to that fantasy. You play as this absurdly jacked superhero who demolishes everything in his path—cars, robots, entire buildings—with just his fists. The first level throws you right into a city under attack, and within seconds you're sending goons flying through windows like something out of an 80s action movie.

It's got that classic arcade beat-em-up energy, but with a twist: you charge up these ridiculous super punches that can clear half the screen. The physics are hilariously over-the-top—enemies go spinning off like they got hit by a train. Just don't expect deep storytelling; the whole thing feels like the developers watched too many Van Damme films and ran with it. The soundtrack's all crunchy synth beats that somehow make punching a helicopter feel even more satisfying.

Fair warning, it's not the most balanced game—some stages feel like they were designed by someone who forgot playtesters exist. But if you're in the mood for dumb, cathartic destruction with zero subtlety, this one delivers. By the time you uppercut a tank into the stratosphere, you'll either be hooked or questioning your life choices.