Play The Adventures of Tintin - Prisoners of the Sun Online

If you grew up with Tintin comics, this SNES game feels like stepping into one of Hergé’s panels—just with way more frustration when random nuns and schoolkids keep knocking you out. The story sticks close to the original: Calculus gets kidnapped (again), and you’re Tintin, sprinting through global locations that somehow feel both familiar and wildly different from the books.

It’s a classic platformer where your only move is jumping—no punching, no weapons, just dodging enemies who all seem personally offended by your existence. The trick is memorizing their patterns and using the two-layered depth mechanic: hopping between foreground and background to avoid attacks. Sounds simple until you’re halfway through a temple with a ticking clock and realize you missed a switch three screens back. Classic 90s pain.

Not the deepest game, but there’s charm in its weirdly aggressive civilians and the way Snowy occasionally helps by digging up items. Just don’t expect it to go easy on you.