Yuujin No Furi Furi Girls is one of those weird, charming SNES games that never left Japan—which is a shame, because it’s got this weirdly addictive rhythm to it. You control these girls who, for some reason, have to swing their arms around wildly to fend off… well, everything. Balloons, random objects, sometimes just the sheer force of chaos.

The controls are simple but deceptively tricky—timing your swings just right feels oddly satisfying, and before long you’re flailing around like an over-caffeinated windmill. The art’s got that early ‘90s anime vibe, all bright colors and exaggerated expressions, and the music’s just the right kind of catchy without being annoying. It’s the kind of game you pick up for five minutes and suddenly realize you’ve been playing for an hour.

If you’re into quirky, offbeat Japanese titles, this one’s a hidden gem. Just don’t blame me when you start absentmindedly swinging your arms in public.