Alright, so Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends on Sega Genesis is exactly what it sounds like—a cheerful, simple little game where you chug around as Thomas and his pals doing train stuff. It’s not exactly a speedrun candidate, but if you grew up with the show, there’s something weirdly satisfying about delivering mail as Percy or pushing freight cars with James.

The graphics are bright and blocky in that classic 16-bit way, and the music’s got that bouncy, slightly repetitive charm. You’ll dodge obstacles, switch tracks at the right time, and try not to derail (which, honestly, is harder than it should be). It’s definitely aimed at younger kids, but if you’re in the mood for something low-stakes and nostalgic, it’s a cozy way to kill half an hour. Just don’t expect deep mechanics—this is pure, straightforward train vibes.