Bit Generations - Soundvoyager is one of those weird little GBA games that makes you go, "Huh, Nintendo actually published this?" It’s not a rhythm game—more like a musical treasure hunt where you follow sounds instead of notes. Pop in some headphones (seriously, don’t even try without them), and suddenly you’re steering left or right based on which ear the sound’s coming from. Every chime or beat you collect layers into a full track, and when the song’s complete, you’re done.

There’s also this mode where sounds drift around a grid, and you’ve gotta chase them in all directions—way harder than it sounds, honestly. The visuals? Barely matter. It’s one of the few games where being blind wouldn’t put you at a disadvantage, which is kinda cool.

Mostly, though, it’s just a vibe. The main stages are super relaxing, like meditating with a Game Boy. The music’s great, but those grid levels? They’ll test your patience. Still, it’s a neat little experiment that’s worth a play if you dig offbeat stuff.