Okay, so Attack of the Killer Tomatoes on Game Boy is exactly as ridiculous as it sounds—and that’s why it’s kind of great. You’re some random hero (no backstory, just vibes) running through levels smashing mutant tomatoes with… a flyswatter? A net? Honestly, the weapon’s unclear, but it works.

The sprites are tiny and blocky, but you can still tell the tomatoes are out for blood—they bounce, roll, and occasionally just lunge at you. There’s something weirdly satisfying about squishing them mid-air. The controls are janky in that classic Game Boy way, so you’ll miss jumps and get ambushed by tomato clusters, but it’s part of the charm.

If you’ve seen the B-movie it’s based on, you’ll appreciate the absurdity. If not, you’ll still laugh at how seriously it takes the tomato apocalypse. Just don’t expect deep lore—this is pure, dumb fun with a side of nostalgia.