Daisenryaku on Game Boy is one of those old-school strategy games that feels way deeper than it looks. At first glance, it’s just tiny tanks and infantry shuffling across a grid, but give it five minutes and you’re already sweating over supply lines and terrain bonuses. The pixel art is pure 90s charm—simple, but it gets the job done.

You start with a handful of units, and suddenly you’re weighing whether to rush the enemy HQ or play it safe and fortify. The AI isn’t pushover either—leave a weak flank exposed, and they’ll punish you for it. No fancy cinematics or voice acting, just pure, chess-like tension where every move matters. If you’ve got a soft spot for retro tactics, this one’s still a blast to play.