Alright, so Agent Hugo: Roborumble on the GBA is this weird little platformer where you play as a tiny secret agent trying to stop a mad scientist’s robot army. The first thing you’ll notice is how fast Hugo moves—dude’s got some serious momentum, so you’ll be sliding and jumping around like crazy.

It’s got that classic early 2000s vibe with bright, blocky levels full of conveyor belts, lasers, and those annoying little bots that just won’t leave you alone. You’ve got a jetpack (sort of) and a few gadgets, but mostly it’s about timing your jumps just right before some spinning saw blade ruins your day.

Honestly, the puzzles aren’t brain-melters, but there’s something satisfying about figuring out how to sneak past a room full of turrets or baiting enemies into traps. And yeah, it’s got that janky charm where sometimes you’ll die because the controls are a little slippery, but you’ll keep coming back anyway. If you’re into old-school platformers with a bit of chaos, this one’s a solid time-killer.