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I picked up Brain Drain for the Game Boy back in 1998, a time when handheld games were often simple puzzle affairs. This one was developed by Radical Entertainment, and it stood out for trying something a bit different on the small screen. It wasn't just another port; it felt like a game built with the system's limitations and possibilities in mind.

You control a brain in a jar, navigating a series of interconnected rooms. The main goal is to guide this brain through various levels, solving puzzles to progress. Your primary tools are a sword for combat and a bow for hitting distant switches or enemies. You explore the environment screen by screen, delving into what feels like a single, large dungeon. The game moves at a deliberate pace, and some of the environmental puzzles require careful timing and observation, making it more challenging than it first appears. It feels like a thoughtful, sometimes tense, trek through a strange laboratory.