Okay, so The Shinri Game 2 - Magical Trip is one of those weirdly charming SNES titles that never left Japan—which is a shame, because it’s got this offbeat, almost dreamlike vibe. You start off in this pastel-colored world where everything’s just slightly surreal, like a children’s book that might secretly be a puzzle box.

Gameplay’s a mix of light adventure and logic puzzles—nothing too brutal, but some of the solutions make you scratch your head in the best way. There’s this one early puzzle involving a talking cat and a floating teacup that had me stuck for way longer than I’d like to admit. The music’s all tinkly and nostalgic, and the sprites have that chunky, expressive SNES charm.

It’s not some hidden masterpiece, but if you’re into quirky retro stuff with a side of whimsy, it’s worth digging up. Just don’t expect a straightforward RPG—it’s more like wandering through someone’s weirdly poetic board game.