Ever wonder what your action figures got up to when you weren’t looking? Toys on SNES runs with that idea—you’re basically sneaking around a kid’s bedroom, hopping between toy boxes and dodging army men who actually shoot at you. The pixel art nails that Saturday-morning-cartoon vibe, all bright colors and goofy animations.

First level drops you right into it: you’re a plush rabbit (weirdly nimble for a stuffed animal) bouncing on alphabet blocks while wind-up robots chase you. The controls feel like a proper SNES platformer—tight jumps, just enough floatiness to save you when you misjudge a ledge. And yeah, there’s a boss fight against a jack-in-the-box that’s way more intense than it sounds.

It’s got that weird mix of cute and slightly creepy, like when you realize the dollhouse in the corner has moving shadows inside. Definitely one of those "wait, how did I miss this back in the day?" games.