Ever played an RPG where you're a vampire with a killer hat and a spinning top for a weapon? Yeah, me neither—until The Twisted Tales of Spike McFang. This SNES gem tosses you into this weirdly charming world where you play as Spike, a little vampire dude who flings his hat like a boomerang and rides around on a floating skull. It’s equal parts goofy and surprisingly fun.

You start off in this gothic-but-cute village, and within minutes you're bouncing between turn-based battles and real-time hat-throwing chaos. The combat’s simple but satisfying—hold a button to charge your spin attack, then let it rip. And the music? Absolute bangers. The whole thing feels like someone mashed up Castlevania with a Saturday morning cartoon.

Von Hessler’s the big bad trying to wreck everything, but honestly, half the fun is just seeing what ridiculous enemy or location pops up next. One minute you're fighting possessed suits of armor, the next you're in a casino run by skeletons. It’s short, quirky, and one of those games that makes you wonder how it even got made. Definitely a hidden SNES pick if you like your RPGs with a side of weird.