Okay, so Tetrisphere is basically Tetris, but someone threw it into a blender with a 3D puzzle and cranked up the weirdness. Instead of flat rows, you're stacking blocks on a spinning sphere, peeling away layers like an onion to uncover the core. At first, it feels familiar—blocks drop, you rotate them—but then the sphere starts turning, and suddenly you're second-guessing every move.

The soundtrack’s got this hypnotic electronic vibe that somehow makes the chaos feel intentional. There’s a mode where you race against time to expose the core, and another where you’re just trying to survive the block avalanche. It’s one of those games where you lose an hour without realizing it because you keep saying, “One more try, I almost had it.”

If you’re into puzzles that mess with your brain in new ways, this N64 gem still holds up.