Super Mario Sunshine 128 is basically a Flash-era love letter to the GameCube classic, but with that same janky charm as Super Mario 63. You’ve got FLUDD strapped to your back right from the start, spraying water everywhere like a kid with a supersoaker—except here, it actually cleans up goop instead of just annoying your siblings.

The controls feel a little stiff at first (it is Flash, after all), but once you get used to hovering over gaps or blasting enemies with water, it’s weirdly satisfying. Some of the platforming gets brutal, though—don’t be surprised if you overshoot a jump and faceplant into toxic sludge a few times before nailing it.

If you’ve played Super Mario 63, you’ll recognize the vibe immediately, just with more squirt-gun chaos. It’s rough around the edges, but in that nostalgic way where you can’t help but keep playing anyway.