Airball on the GBA is one of those weird little games that hooks you even though you're not entirely sure what's happening at first. You control this bouncy ball thing, rolling and ricocheting through maze-like levels while trying not to fall into pits or get wrecked by obstacles. The physics feel just unpredictable enough to keep you on your toes—sometimes you'll nail a perfect bounce, other times you'll overshoot and faceplant into spikes.

What I like is how it mixes puzzle-solving with reflexes. You'll pause to figure out how to hit switches or time jumps, then suddenly you're in panic mode trying to dodge moving platforms. The pixel art has that classic early handheld charm—simple but full of personality. It's the kind of game where you'll mutter "one more try" at 2 AM after botching the same jump six times.

Definitely more satisfying than it has any right to be for a game about a sentient rubber ball.