Super Solitaire on SNES is exactly what it sounds like—classic solitaire, but with that slightly pixelated 90s charm. You start with the usual seven piles, dragging cards around with the D-pad, and honestly, the controls take a second to get used to. But once you do, it’s weirdly satisfying to watch the cards snap into place when you complete a stack.

The music’s this low-key jazzy loop that somehow never gets annoying, even after an hour of trying (and failing) to clear the board. There’s no fancy gimmicks—just you, the cards, and that stubborn ace you swear was buried somewhere. If you’ve ever wasted an afternoon on Windows Solitaire, this is basically that, but with a little more nostalgia in the pixels.

It won’t blow your mind, but it’s solid for when you just want to zone out and move some virtual cards around.