Ever played one of those weird, forgotten SNES platformers that somehow nails the perfect mix of charm and chaos? Yuujin No Furi Furi Girls is exactly that—a pixelated fever dream where you bounce between floating islands, dodging enemies that look like they escaped from a candy-colored nightmare.

At first, the controls feel a little stiff (hey, it’s the 90s), but after a few levels, you’re sliding off walls and chaining jumps like it’s second nature. The girls each have their own weird little quirks—one’s got a ridiculously long scarf that somehow helps with momentum, another throws… melons? Yeah, it’s that kind of game.

What really sticks with me are the backgrounds—some stages look like a Lisa Frank trapper keeper exploded, others dip into eerie twilight zones with offbeat synth tracks. It’s janky in places, but that’s part of the appeal. If you’ve got a soft spot for obscure platformers with personality, this one’s a trip worth taking.