Remember those old-school Flash games that just threw you right into the action? Sonic Crazy World is exactly that—no tutorials, no hand-holding, just Sonic running wild through some seriously chaotic levels. You control him with the mouse (which feels weird at first, but you get used to it), clicking to jump and double-clicking for a bigger leap. The physics are… let’s say "expressive." Sometimes you’ll barely scrape past spikes, other times you’ll go flying off-screen because you tapped too hard.

The levels are short but packed with hazards—falling platforms, spinning saws, enemies popping up where you least expect them. And of course, rings everywhere. Miss one jump, and you’ll watch half your collection scatter across the screen. It’s the kind of game where you’ll fail the same spot three times, then nail it on the fourth try and feel like a genius. By level 5, you’ll be double-jumping like a pro—or faceplanting into a pit, no in-between.

Honestly, it’s janky in the best way. You’ll either love it or rage-quit before the final level.