Alright, so Dennis the Menace on Game Boy is exactly what it sounds like—you play as the little troublemaker himself, running around the neighborhood causing havoc. The first thing you’ll notice is the chunky pixel art, which somehow nails Dennis’s smirk perfectly. You’re tossing water balloons, setting up booby traps for Mr. Wilson, and sneaking past his grumpy patrols like some kind of tiny, overall-wearing ninja.

It’s not just mindless chaos, though. Some levels have you figuring out how to distract adults or time your pranks just right, which keeps things from feeling repetitive. And yeah, the controls are a little stiff (it is a Game Boy game), but there’s something weirdly satisfying about nailing a perfect slingshot shot from across the screen.

If you grew up with the comics or the show, it’s a nostalgia trip—but even if you didn’t, it’s a solid little platformer with a mischievous twist. Just don’t blame me when you start side-eyeing your own neighbors afterward.