Adventures of Lolo on Game Boy is basically the same charming puzzle-solving you'd expect from the series, just shrunk down for portable play. You're still pushing blocks, dodging enemies, and figuring out how to grab that stupid heart key without getting trapped—classic Lolo stuff. The levels start simple, but by the time you hit the middle stages, you'll be staring at the screen for way too long trying to plan your moves.

It's not as flashy as the NES versions, but honestly, the puzzles hold up just fine. The only real downside? That tiny Game Boy screen makes it easy to misjudge distances sometimes. Still, if you like methodical, think-before-you-act games, this one's a solid time-waster for bus rides or waiting rooms.