Remember those old-school Flash games that just nailed the chaos? Tom and Jerry Downhill is exactly that—simple, frantic, and weirdly satisfying. You’re Tom, barreling down a slope on what looks like a stolen skateboard, trying to grab Jerry before he escapes. The controls are basic (left, right, jump), but the physics are hilariously janky—one wrong bump and you’re tumbling head over tail while Jerry taunts you from a safe distance.

Obstacles pop up fast: crates, rolling barrels, even the occasional anvil (classic). At first, you’ll overshoot every jump or faceplant into a wall, but after a few runs, you start nailing those tight squeezes between hazards. No fancy power-ups or upgrades—just pure, dumb momentum and the sheer need to outrun a smug mouse. It’s the kind of game you restart immediately after losing, muttering “one more try” under your breath. Perfect for killing 10 minutes or accidentally wasting an hour.