Ever stumble onto a weird little GBA game that feels like it slipped under everyone’s radar? Cinnamon - Yume no Daibouken is one of those. It’s a Japanese platformer with this oddly cozy vibe—like someone mashed up a fairy tale with classic run-and-jump action. You play as Cinnamon (a cat? A girl? Honestly, the sprite’s tiny, so who knows), bouncing between floating islands and dodging these chunky, colorful enemies.

The controls are simple—dash, jump, collect stars—but there’s something satisfying about the way everything moves. The music’s got that early 2000s synth charm, too. Not gonna lie, the first level tricked me into thinking it was easy… then the pits got wider, the platforms thinner, and suddenly I was retrying the same jump six times. Classic caravan-style difficulty.

If you’re into obscure GBA gems, this one’s a neat little time capsule. Just don’t expect a deep story—it’s all about the vibes and the occasional rage-quit.