Akazukin Chacha on the Game Boy is one of those weird little Japan-only RPGs that slipped under the radar back in the day. You play as Chacha, this magical girl with a red hood (hence the name), running around slinging spells and getting into turn-based scraps with monsters. The sprites are tiny but charming, and the combat's simple but satisfying—though good luck figuring out what's going on if you don't read Japanese.

It's got that classic '90s JRPG vibe where you're constantly bumping into random encounters, but the magic system keeps things interesting. You collect these elemental orbs to mix and match spells, which is way more fun than just mashing "attack" over and over. The music's surprisingly catchy too, all bleepy Game Boy goodness.

Definitely a niche pick, but if you're into retro RPGs or just curious about obscure Game Boy imports, it's a neat time capsule. Just keep a translation guide handy.