Ever stumble across one of those obscure Game Boy Color platformers that never made it outside Europe? Alfred's Adventure is exactly that—a weird little hidden gem with colorful (for the GBC) levels and some surprisingly tight controls. You play as Alfred, this little dude in a red cap, jumping across floating islands and dodging enemies that look like they escaped from a Saturday morning cartoon.

First few minutes, you’re just getting used to the bouncy physics—Alfred has this floaty jump that takes a second to master. But once it clicks, you’re hopping between clouds, collecting coins (of course), and unlocking doors with keys hidden in weird spots. The music’s got that classic GBC chirpiness, too. Not a masterpiece, but way more charming than it had any right to be.

If you’re into retro platformers, this one’s a fun curiosity—just don’t expect a Super Mario Land killer.