Blodia on Game Boy is one of those puzzle games that looks simple until it absolutely wrecks you. You start off sliding blocks around a grid, thinking "Oh, this is cute," and then suddenly you're three levels deep with pieces falling faster than you can plan moves. The chunky pixel art and that classic Game Boy green tint give it serious nostalgic charm.

What I love is how it tricks you—early levels feel almost too easy, but then the game starts throwing curveballs like immovable blocks or weird shapes that don't fit where you need them. Mess up one move and suddenly your entire grid is clogged. The music's got that classic bleep-bloop energy too, which somehow makes the frustration more fun. If you've got a soft spot for old-school handheld puzzles, this one's a time capsule worth digging up.