Okay, so Berutomo Kurabu on Game Boy is one of those weird little gems that somehow makes chunky pixels feel cozy. You start off in this tiny, slightly off-kilter world where every character looks like they’ve stepped out of a late-night doodle session—kinda charming, kinda derpy. The first thing that got me was the music—it’s got that classic tinny Game Boy sound, but with these oddly catchy melodies that stick in your head.

Gameplay’s simple but sneaky. At first, it feels like just wandering around talking to oddball NPCs (one’s literally a walking turnip), but then you realize there’s this whole puzzle layer where you’re trading random items or figuring out how to make progress. It’s not always obvious—I spent way too long trying to give a fish to a cat who just wanted to nap—but that’s part of the vibe. Feels like digging through a forgotten toy box.

If you’re into retro stuff that doesn’t take itself seriously, this one’s a mood. Just don’t expect a guide to hold your hand.