Theme Park on the Sega Genesis is one of those games that looks simple at first—just plop down some rides and watch the cash roll in, right? Wrong. Within minutes, you're sweating over ride prices, adjusting the salt levels in your fries (seriously, that's a thing), and praying your roller coaster doesn't give guests whiplash.

The charm is in the little details: watching tiny pixelated visitors throw up after your poorly designed coaster, or the way janitors slowly shuffle around cleaning messes while you panic about your park rating. It's got that perfect mix of chaos and strategy—you'll start optimising paths and tweaking prices like some kind of amusement park supervillain.

And yeah, the graphics are dated, but there's something weirdly satisfying about seeing your janky little park grow from a sad carousel in a field to a sprawling mess of loops, log flumes, and overpriced hot dog stands. Just don't expect modern tycoon-game polish—this is pure '90s simulation, warts and all.