Super Morph on SNES is one of those weird, charming platformers that makes you go, "Wait, why didn’t more games do this?" You play as this little dude who can morph into different animals—cheetah for speed, rhino to smash through walls, even a fish to navigate underwater sections. The first level throws you right into it: you’re hopping across floating platforms, realize you’re stuck, then bam—you turn into a bird and just fly over the whole mess.

The pixel art holds up surprisingly well, with these bright, chunky sprites that give each form real personality. And the music? Pure 16-bit nostalgia, all bouncy synths and upbeat melodies. Some of the later puzzles get legit tricky—I remember getting stuck for ages on a level where you have to chain transformations mid-jump—but it never feels unfair. If you dig creative platformers like Super Metroid or Claymates, this is a seriously underrated pick.

Just don’t blame me when you start humming the morphing theme for days.