Brainbender is one of those weird little Game Boy puzzlers that somehow sticks with you. You're sliding blocks around to match symbols, but the twist is that the whole board rotates when you push against the edges—like one of those old wooden tile puzzles, but messing with your brain way more. First few levels feel easy, then suddenly you're staring at the screen for five minutes trying to visualize which way everything will flip.

The music's got that classic Game Boy bleep-bloop charm, and the puzzles get seriously clever later on. Not gonna lie, I got stuck on level 12 for like three days before realizing I'd been overcomplicating it. Works surprisingly well on mobile touchscreens too, if you're into retro games on the go.