Jelly Boy (Beta) Game
"Jelly Boy (Beta)" is one of those quirky, hidden gems from the SEGA Genesis era that feels like it teleported straight out of a cartoon! You play as—you guessed it—a wobbly, stretchy blob of jelly, bouncing and squishing your way through vibrant, surreal levels filled with traps, puzzles, and enemies. What makes it stand out? The physics! Your gelatinous hero can morph, stick to surfaces, and even split into smaller blobs to solve puzzles, giving it a playful, experimental vibe that feels ahead of its time.
Originally a canceled title that later surfaced as a beta, this game has a cult following for its weirdly charming gameplay and offbeat humor. Think "Sonic" meets "Claymates" but with way more squish. If you love retro platformers with a twist, Jelly Boy is a delightful slice of 16-bit creativity that’s as fun today as it was back then—even if it never got its official release!
Originally a canceled title that later surfaced as a beta, this game has a cult following for its weirdly charming gameplay and offbeat humor. Think "Sonic" meets "Claymates" but with way more squish. If you love retro platformers with a twist, Jelly Boy is a delightful slice of 16-bit creativity that’s as fun today as it was back then—even if it never got its official release!
