Super Solitaire on SNES is exactly what it sounds like—classic card game vibes with that sweet 16-bit charm. You’ve got a dozen different ways to play, from Klondike to Pyramid, and the pixelated cards actually feel nice to flip. I thought it’d be a lazy port, but the controls are weirdly satisfying with a D-pad, and the music’s this chill synth loop that doesn’t make you want to mute your TV after five minutes.

First time I booted it up, I went straight for the standard Klondike mode—old habits—but the Spider variant hooked me later. Something about stacking those virtual cards just feels right. The European version’s got language options, but honestly, you’re just staring at card suits half the time anyway. It’s the kind of game you play with one knee up on the couch at 11 PM when you’re half-watching something else.