Remember those Saturday mornings with Rocky and Bullwinkle? This SNES game throws you right back into their weird, wobbly world—except now you're controlling the chaos. You start off as Rocky (because who wouldn’t want to be the flying squirrel?), bouncing around forests and dodging Boris’s terrible disguises. Bullwinkle’s there too, of course, lumbering along with that clueless grin.

The levels are bright and cartoony, just like the show, but don’t let that fool you—some of these jumps are brutal. One minute you’re hopping on mushrooms, the next you’re getting ambushed by Natasha’s ridiculous traps. There’s even this one level where Bullwinkle tries to "act" his way past security, and it’s exactly as awkward as you’d expect.

It’s not the tightest platformer on the SNES, but the charm’s all there—bad puns, goofy villains, and that weird sense that everything’s held together with duct tape and optimism. If you grew up with these two, it’s worth a play just for the nostalgia. Just don’t blame me when you get stuck on the minecart level.