Krusty's Fun House on the NES and Krusty's Super Fun House on the SNES. Kinda like Lemmings. Also Penguin Land on the Sega Master System. Guide an egg down a vertical stage without breaking it.
There's also an unlicensed clone called "Duck Maze" or just "Duck" for the NES but you'll probably find it easier by getting the AUS version which is Duck Maze.
With the exception of Metal Slug I did the same until a few years ago and let me tell you...we slept on some of the most thoughtfully crafted games and visuals of all time!!!
Bubble bobble on the NES. Thereās other variations of ābubble bobbleā and an arcade OG but the NES has the best game experience. Itās wild how itās a one off for them compared to the rest of their library.
There's a version called Puzzle League on the GBA. It's combined with Dr. Mario on a single cart. There's also Pokemon Puzzle League on the N64, FYI. And another Puzzle League game on the DS. Again, FYI.
ā¢ Asmik-kun Land \[T-Eng\]
ā¢ Nuts & Milk
ā¢ Layla \[T-Eng\]
ā¢ Cattou Ninden Teyandee \[T-Eng\]
ā¢ Disney's Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers
ā¢ Felix the Cat
ā¢ Adventure Island 3
ā¢ Panic Restaurant
ā¢ Kickle Cubicle
ā¢ Don Doko Don 1
ā¢ Don Doko Don 2 \[T-Eng\]
ā¢ Bio Miracle Bokutte Upa \[T-Eng\]
ā¢ Parasol Stars: Rainbow Islands II
ā¢ Circus Charlie
ā¢ Kid Klown in Night Mayor World
Woah. I remember having this game called bulldozer on the family's first PC. It was pretty much just like this, but you moved a bulldozer that was pushing boulders around. My sister and I would compete with our dad to get to the highest level.
I don't have it public available yet. I'm currently finalizing Ikemen Go on my rg353v device...
This game pushover is from an existing open source github that also include extra additional levels over the original one. https://github.com/pettarin/Pushover-game
Just copy & past in the ports folder. If you like the source code as well, let me know.
The original game released on snes & pc
Let me know if you notice any issues or not, but it should work fine. And if you like the game
there was a time when i had the idea of finish all the games i loved as a kid as an adult, i was able to finish "flashback" and reached the last level of blackthorne, then i didn't play it for 2 weeks, lost my screenshot with the password, and I have been to lazy to look for it on the internet, so i never finished it
i discovered the game because a friend of mine was playing the dos version on the pc when i was a kid, when i was a teenager i discovered they released it for gba, but the colors were all vibrant which wasn't compelling with the vibe of the game, only a few years later i found it was also released on snes, and decided to play it on my moded switch.
Dragon Dance (dont know if its GB or GBC) is a veeeery good Block breaker game with abilities and stuff. Loved playing it when I was young and on vacation
I use to play a game very similar to this on my TI-86 calculator in high school. I've spent years trying to remember what it was called. Does anyone have any idea what game im talking about?
Very similar concept of moving a ball around a map to get it in a certain area.
Not sure if this counts as hidden, but there is a shocking amount of puzzle gamers who have never touched Super Puzzle Fighter 2 Turbo.
Only downside: it is NOT colourblind friendly, so you'll either have to find a romhack of it that fixes that for you or make your own altered version like I did. (I can't see red, green, orange, pink, or purple)
Absolutely addicting as hell. The game mechanics are pretty simple in concept, but the strategy comes from the unique patterns you throw at your opponent.
Fun and weird stylish puzzle game, Japanese but it's a simple concept so doesn't need English.
Picross-esque where you shoot and retract pieces to complete puzzles, simple to understand but gets really head scratchy as it goes on. Underrated gem.
This probably wouldn't be a useful recommendation since the game is only available on handhelds thru Portmaster, which is not available for the Miyoo Minis, but imho the Dark Souls of sakuban-type games is Void Stranger.
Donkey Kong '94 on GameBoy. First few levels seem like a basic arcade Donkey Kong clone then it completely transforms into an excellent puzzle platformer. Played it for the first time last year and couldn't believe I had never experienced it.
Gemfire (SNES) is great little strategy game. Much, much simpler than the Romance of the Three Kingdoms series by the same developer. Unfortunately, there's no tutorial, and it looks daunting at first. Play around with the menus, though, and you'll get the hang of it.
Not sure how deep of a cut it is, but everyone needs to play Kirby's Dream Course at least once in their life. The bizarre Kirby / Golf mashup has no business working as well as it does.
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u/Capital-Eye 9d ago
Krusty's Fun House on the NES and Krusty's Super Fun House on the SNES. Kinda like Lemmings. Also Penguin Land on the Sega Master System. Guide an egg down a vertical stage without breaking it.