Alright, so Zool on the Sega Genesis is one of those weirdly charming platformers from the '90s that somehow makes a ninja from space feel totally normal. You start off bouncing between these neon-bright levels, spinning through enemies like a tiny, angry top—which, honestly, never gets old.

The controls are snappy, but don’t expect it to hold your hand. Some jumps are just mean, and the enemies pop up in the worst spots. But the music? Absolute earworm material. That synth track sticks with you long after you’ve rage-quit (and inevitably come back).

It’s got that classic "one more try" energy, even when the difficulty spikes out of nowhere. If you’re into retro platformers with personality, this one’s a blast—just maybe keep the controller intact when the later levels start playing dirty.