Super Skill World on SNES is one of those games that looks cute at first—bright colors, bouncy music—until you realize it’s secretly out to destroy you. The first level lulls you in with simple jumps, but by stage two, you’re dodging spinning saw blades while timing pixel-perfect wall kicks. And yeah, there’s a princess to rescue or whatever, but let’s be real: you’re here for the brutal, sweat-inducing platforming.

The controls are razor-sharp, which is good because you’ll need every bit of precision when the game starts throwing conveyor belts, disappearing blocks, and enemies that seem to spawn just to ruin your day. The soundtrack slaps, though—those chiptunes will be stuck in your head long after you rage-quit.

It’s the kind of game where you’ll fail a jump 20 times, finally nail it, and immediately faceplant into a new trap you didn’t see coming. Classic SNES sadism at its finest.