Okay, so Baby T-Rex is this weirdly charming little Game Boy platformer where you play as, well, a baby T-Rex. Tiny arms and all. At first, it feels like a standard run-and-jump thing—until you realize your little dino can’t actually jump that high, so you’re constantly scrambling up vines or bouncing off mushrooms just to reach the next ledge.

The pixel art’s surprisingly vibrant for a Game Boy game, with these lush greens and deep cave blues that make the world feel alive. And the music? Super catchy in that classic chiptune way—you’ll hum it for days. The controls take a second to click (those stubby arms mean you’ve got a shorter reach than you’d think), but once they do, it’s oddly satisfying to chomp through enemies and grow just a tiny bit stronger with each level.

It’s not the hardest game out there, but there’s something about guiding this awkward little predator through jungles and dodging pterodactyls that just works. If you’ve got a soft spot for retro platformers or just really like dinosaurs, this one’s a fun little time capsule.