Okay, so this is basically the Tamagotchi experience cranked up to N64 levels of chaos. You start with your usual digital pet—feed it, play with it, clean up its mess—but then it throws in these weirdly addictive mini-games. There’s one where you’re racing eggs down a river, another where you’re popping balloons for points… it shouldn’t work, but it does.

The multiplayer mode is where things get properly unhinged. Four players, four screaming Tamagotchis, and suddenly you’re all way too invested in who can make their pet do a backflip first. The graphics are pure late-90s charm, all bright colors and chunky polygons, and the soundtrack’s got that weirdly catchy Tamagotchi jingle on loop. It’s not deep, but it’s the kind of game where you’ll accidentally waste an hour trying to beat your high score in the sushi-eating contest.

If you ever had a Tamagotchi clipped to your backpack in the ‘90s, this is nostalgia with extra steps—and way more button mashing.