Sub-Terrania on the Genesis is one of those games that looks simple at first—just a little ship flying through caves—but man, does it get intense fast. You’re not just blasting aliens; you’re juggling fuel, gravity, and a bunch of panicked miners who need rescuing before time runs out. The physics feel weighty, like you’re really fighting against the pull of the planet, and those tight tunnels don’t leave much room for mistakes.

The first time I played, I crashed into like five walls before realizing you can’t just floor it everywhere. And those miners? They love to drift into lava if you’re not careful. The music’s got this eerie synth vibe that nails the "alone in a hostile alien world" feeling. It’s not just a shooter—it’s a weird, stressful, and weirdly satisfying mix of action and resource management. Definitely not your average space game.