Chiki Chiki Machine Mou Race is one of those weird little Game Boy gems that never left Japan—which is a shame, because it's a surprisingly fun top-down racer with a quirky vibe. You pick these tiny, almost toy-like cars (some look like they’re made of blocks) and race on these cramped, twisty tracks that feel like someone shrunk a proper circuit down to pocket size.

The controls are simple—just accelerate and steer—but the tracks have these sudden turns and obstacles that’ll send you spinning if you’re not careful. I kept crashing into walls at first because the perspective tricks you into misjudging corners. Once you get the hang of it though, there’s something weirdly satisfying about weaving through traffic and barely scraping past a rival at the finish line.

It’s not the deepest racer, but the charm’s in the details—the way your car bounces when you hit a bump, the little victory jingle when you place. Feels like a lost arcade game from the ‘80s crammed into a Game Boy cart. Definitely worth a few laps if you dig oddball retro stuff.