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Rapurasu no Ma is one of those weird little SNES games that feels like it shouldn’t exist—in the best way. You wake up in this eerie, shifting world where nothing makes sense at first, and honestly, not much ever does. The backgrounds are these moody, hand-drawn dreamscapes, and the music? Just a faint, unsettling hum that makes you keep checking over your shoulder.

It’s not about fighting or speed—you’ll poke around empty halls, find bizarre items that might be clues (or might be red herrings), and talk to characters who say things like “The moon is hungry tonight.” Sometimes you’ll solve a puzzle and the whole room changes, like the game itself is messing with you. If you’ve ever gotten lost in Yume Nikki or loved the slow dread of Clock Tower, this is that same vibe but with a SNES-era aesthetic that somehow makes it creepier.

Fair warning: you won’t get answers handed to you. But if you like games that stick in your head for days, whispering “what did that even mean?” at 3 AM, this one’s a trip worth taking.