Immortality isn’t always a gift. Sometimes, it’s a curse.

In this episode of TJ’s Reviews, I take on Chakan: The Forever Man for the Sega Genesis—a dark, punishing platformer based on the cult comic book series. Trapped in a never-ending battle against supernatural evil, Chakan can’t die… and neither can the frustration this game brings.

It’s moody. It’s brooding. It’s brutally difficult.

Just like being stuck in a nursing home for the mentally unstable with Sega Brat and Nintendo Guy down the hall.

🔍 In this review:

A comic-book hero who beat Death and regrets it

Purgatory disguised as a video game

Sky demons, underwater nightmares, and a room with no instructions

TJ’s slow descent into madness (again)

Why Chakan might be the most depressing 16-bit game ever

If you're into gloomy aesthetics, Tim Burton vibes, or just enjoy watching people suffer for your entertainment—this one’s for you.

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