So, Sonic Jam VI—it’s basically a Genesis-era Sonic game that never actually existed, but if it did, it’d be one of those weird, unofficial ROM hacks people dig up years later. You’ve got Sonic (obviously), some janky physics, and levels that feel like they were stitched together from leftover assets. The first zone throws you into loops that don’t quite loop right, and enemies that sometimes just… vanish when you hit them.

It’s not polished, but there’s something charming about how rough it is—like playing a beta version someone found on a dusty cartridge at a flea market. The music’s got that classic Genesis sound, though, so at least your ears are happy. If you’re into retro oddities, this might scratch that itch.