Ever stumbled across a lost SNES prototype? Utopia - The Creation of a Nation is one of those weird, unfinished strategy games that somehow slipped through the cracks. You're basically playing god with a tiny island nation—deciding where to build farms, mines, or military bases while keeping your people from revolting. The beta version's a little rough (obviously), but there's something charming about its clunky menus and placeholder graphics.

First ten minutes? You'll fumble through the interface, accidentally bankrupt your economy by overspending on defenses, and then realize too late that you should've prioritized food production. Classic 90s strategy jank. If you're into historical oddities or early city-builders, this one's a fascinating time capsule. Just don't expect polished gameplay—it's more of a "what could've been" curiosity.