So, Tetris 2 on SNES—yeah, it’s not the Tetris you remember. Instead of just clearing lines, you’re matching colored blocks to make them disappear. Same falling blocks, but now you’ve gotta think about stacking the right colors together. At first, it feels weird—like, why mess with perfection?—but after a few rounds, the puzzle itch kicks in.

The colors pop way more than the original, and the music’s got that classic SNES charm. You’ll still zone out for hours, just in a slightly different way. It’s Tetris, but with a twist that actually works.