Super Uno on SNES is basically the same classic card game you’ve played a hundred times—just with that sweet 16-bit charm. The moment you boot it up, you’re hit with bright, chunky pixel art and that unmistakable SNES soundfont blaring a weirdly intense menu theme. It’s Uno, but louder.

You can play against CPUs (who cheat, obviously) or with friends if you’ve got a multitap. The AI’s got some personality—one bot always hoards wild cards, another spams draw twos like it’s personal. First time I played, I got wrecked by the "Hard" difficulty because I forgot how brutal Uno can get when someone reverse-cards you into oblivion.

It’s not reinventing the wheel, but there’s something about slapping down a pixelated +4 and watching the screen flash that just feels right. If you’ve got nostalgia for couch multiplayer or just want to yell at a CRT, this’ll do the trick.