Okay, so Thomas the Tank Engine on SNES is way more fun than it has any right to be. You start off just chugging around picking up cargo, but then suddenly you're solving little track puzzles, avoiding obstacles, and trying not to derail like an over-caffeinated conductor. The colors are super bright—like someone cranked the saturation to "toddler TV show" levels—but it works.

Weirdly, the controls take a minute to get used to. Thomas handles like... well, a train. You can't just whip him around corners, which makes those tight deadlines way more stressful than you'd expect from a kids' game. And Percy? Absolute liability. That little green jerk gets stuck on everything.

Honestly, it's the perfect game to zone out with after a long day. Just don't let the cheerful music fool you—some of those later levels get sneaky hard. If you ever watched the show as a kid, this one's a nostalgia trip worth taking.