Ever played one of those Game Boy games that just oozes charm even though it’s simple? 3 Choume No Tama is like that—you control this tiny, round character named Tama, bouncing around levels to rescue friends. The controls are dead simple (d-pad and two buttons, classic GB style), but some of the jumps get surprisingly tricky.

The first few screens ease you in with basic platforming, but then you hit these weird little puzzles—like pushing blocks to reach higher ledges or dodging enemies that move in oddly specific patterns. The music’s got that classic chiptune cheeriness, and the sprites are small but full of personality. One enemy looks like a grumpy onion, which, honestly, fits the vibe.

It’s not some deep, hidden masterpiece, but if you’re into retro handheld games, it’s got that satisfying "one more level" pull. Just don’t expect a save feature—this is the era of scribbling down passwords.