Boxxle 2 is one of those classic Game Boy puzzlers that looks simple at first—just push boxes onto targets, right? But after a few levels, you realize how sneaky it gets. The first stage lulls you into a false sense of security, then suddenly you're staring at a cramped warehouse with boxes blocking every path, trying to figure out which one to nudge first without trapping yourself.

What I love is how each level feels like a little logic puzzle. No timers, no enemies—just you and your own mistakes when you accidentally shove a crate into a corner with no way out. (Yeah, I reset a lot.) The later stages get seriously devious, but that "aha!" moment when the solution clicks is so satisfying. It's pure, old-school puzzle goodness with that crunchy Game Boy aesthetic.

If you ever played Sokoban or just like methodical brain teasers, this one’s a hidden gem worth digging up.