Okay, so The Flintstones on Sega Genesis is basically your classic '90s licensed platformer—but honestly? It’s way more charming than it has any right to be. You’re mostly playing as Fred (though you can swap to Barney later), clubbing cavemen and hopping on pterodactyls across Bedrock. The first level throws you right into the town with that goofy foot-car from the show, and yeah, the music’s exactly the kind of upbeat nonsense you’d expect.

Some levels actually mix things up—like the quarry where you’re dodging rolling boulders, or Rock Vegas with its weirdly fancy stone-age slot machines. The dinosaur enemies are ridiculous in the best way, and the puzzles are simple but satisfying (think pushing rocks to climb higher). It’s janky in spots—Fred’s jump feels a little floaty—but the sprite work’s bright and cartoony, and the whole thing oozes that Hanna-Barbera vibe. If you grew up with the show, it’s a nostalgia trip worth taking. Just don’t expect a hidden gem—it’s pure, dumb, Yabba-Dabba-Doo fun.