Super Puyo Puyo on SNES is one of those games that looks cute but will absolutely wreck you if you're not careful. You're dropping these squishy little blobs, trying to match four of the same color—sounds simple, right? Then suddenly the screen's half full, your opponent just chained a ridiculous combo, and you're scrambling to recover. The panic is real.

What I love is how the game eases you in with its bright colors and cheerful music before quietly turning into a ruthless puzzle battler. The first time I played, I thought I had it figured out after a few matches. Then the CPU started pulling off these insane 5-chain reactions like it was nothing. That's when it clicked—this isn't just Tetris with blobs.

It's got that perfect balance where every loss makes you go "one more try." And if you've got a friend nearby, the versus mode turns into the kind of trash-talking session that ruins friendships (in the best way). Super Puyo Puyo still holds up because it's pure, unfiltered puzzle chaos wrapped in a deceptively cute package.