Remember that weirdly awesome The Magic School Bus game on Sega Genesis? You play as one of Ms. Frizzle's students, bouncing between totally bizarre field trips—one minute you're floating in zero-G fixing satellites, the next you're dodging white blood cells inside someone's bloodstream. The pixel art somehow nails the show's chaotic energy, right down to Liz the lizard's vacant stare.

It's way more hands-on than you'd expect from an educational game. Like, in the dinosaur level, you're actually digging up fossils while avoiding raptors, not just clicking through flashcards. The controls are a little janky (this is a 90s licensed game), but the sheer variety makes up for it—no two levels play the same. Just don't expect deep science lessons; it's more about the vibe of the show than actual homework.

Still holds up if you're into retro weirdness or grew up watching the series. That theme song will be stuck in your head for days.