Okay, so Telebradesco Residencia is one of those weird, obscure Genesis/Mega Drive games that feels like it teleported straight out of a Brazilian rental shop in 1994. The pixel art’s got that chunky, colorful charm—think early 90s anime meets Saturday morning cartoon vibes.

You start off in this surreal apartment complex solving puzzles that make zero sense at first (why is there a giant calculator in the hallway?), but somehow it clicks after a few deaths. The controls are stiff in that classic "retro means you’ll curse at hitboxes" way, but once you get the rhythm, pulling off weird little interactions—like rearranging furniture to climb to new areas—feels oddly satisfying.

Honestly, half the fun is figuring out what the heck the game even wants from you. It’s not for everyone, but if you miss that era of games where manuals were basically required reading, this’ll scratch that itch. Just don’t expect anything to hold your hand.