Talmit's Adventure (or Marvel Land if you're not in Europe) is one of those early '90s platformers that feels like a carnival ride—bright colors, floaty jumps, and these weirdly charming enemy designs. You play as Prince Talmit, bouncing between candy-colored levels with this odd mix of precision and chaos. The first stage throws you into a pastel dreamland with spinning platforms and grinning ghosts, and yeah, you'll probably faceplant into a pit a few times before getting the hang of the momentum.

What stuck with me was how unapologetically cheerful it is—like someone took a Saturday morning cartoon and turned it into a platformer. The music’s all bouncy synth, and some enemies look like they escaped from a toybox. Not the hardest game out there, but there’s something satisfying about nailing those awkward mid-air flips. If you dig Genesis-era quirks, this one’s a nostalgia trip with training wheels.