Super Soukoban is one of those classic Japanese puzzle games that looks simple at first—until you realize how deep the rabbit hole goes. You push boxes around a grid, trying to get them onto marked spots, but the layouts get devious fast. The first few levels ease you in, but by stage 10, you'll be staring at the screen, mentally mapping out moves five steps ahead.

It's got that old-school SNES charm—minimal graphics, no frills, just pure brain-bending puzzles. I remember getting stuck on one level for ages before realizing I had to reset a box position early to avoid dead ends. The satisfaction of finally cracking a tough stage? Worth every minute.

If you like Sokoban-style games, this is a solid (and slightly brutal) take on the formula.