Yoshi's Cookie is one of those SNES puzzle games that looks cute but gets surprisingly intense. You're sliding rows of cookies around, trying to match flavors—like vanilla, chocolate, or those little Yoshi faces—into full lines to clear them. At first, it feels simple, but then the board starts filling up faster, and suddenly you're frantically rotating rows like a short-order cook during a breakfast rush.

What I love is how the music speeds up when you're about to lose, turning a chill puzzle session into a panic. And those little Yoshis cheering in the background? Adorable, but also kind of taunting when you mess up. The two-player mode is where it really shines, though—nothing like watching your friend sweat as their side of the screen piles up.

It's not the deepest puzzle game out there, but it's got that perfect "just one more try" vibe. The cookie theme somehow makes losing less painful.