Play Sutte Hakkun (Japan) Online

Ever stumble onto a game that feels like it was made just for you? Sutte Hakkun on the SNES is one of those—a weird little puzzle-platformer from Japan that somehow nails the balance between "adorable" and "mind-bending." You control this tiny cube dude (Hakkun) who changes colors to match blocks, and suddenly what looks like a simple grid becomes this sneaky logic puzzle. The first few levels trick you into thinking it’s easy, then boom—you’re staring at the screen, muttering, "Wait, how do I even…?"

The music’s got that bouncy, almost toy-like SNES charm, and the whole thing feels like playing with digital Legos if Legos occasionally outsmarted you. It never made it outside Japan, which is a shame because it’s the kind of game you’d force your friends to try just to watch their faces when they hit level 20. If you’ve got a soft spot for retro puzzles that don’t hold your hand, Hakkun’s your guy. Just don’t say I didn’t warn you about the "one more level" spiral.