Arthur and the Minimoys is one of those GBA games that feels like a weird little time capsule from the mid-2000s. You play as Arthur, shrunk down to miniature size, running through jungles of grass blades and dodging bugs that look massive compared to you. The puzzles are pretty straightforward—push blocks, flip switches, that sort of thing—but the art style actually holds up, with these chunky, colorful sprites that match the movie’s vibe.

It’s not super deep, but there’s something oddly satisfying about hopping between giant leaves or using a dandelion stem as a bridge. If you played this as a kid, it’ll hit you with nostalgia. If not, it’s still a decent little platformer with some charm. Just don’t expect a hidden masterpiece.