Man, this Game Boy card game is way more addictive than it has any right to be. At first glance, it's just simple card battles—pick a hand, play your moves, hope luck's on your side. But after a few rounds, you start noticing little tricks, like how holding onto certain cards can totally flip a match later.

The pixel art has that perfect retro charm—tiny animated flourishes when you win a round, that satisfying *blip* sound when cards shuffle. I lost way too much time trying to beat the AI's sneaky strategies (that one opponent who always seems to have exactly the card you need? Yeah, you'll meet them).

It's the kind of game you boot up for "just one quick match" and suddenly it's been an hour. Perfect for bus rides or when you're pretending to pay attention in class. The Game Boy cartridge might be old, but this thing still holds up.