Okay, so Digimon: God of the Sea is basically the underwater Digimon adventure we never knew we needed on the Game Boy Color. You start off with this little aquatic Digimon—mine was a weird jellyfish thing—and suddenly you're diving into coral reefs and shipwrecks, recruiting new monsters like some kind of deep-sea Pokémon trainer.

The battles are classic Digimon turn-based stuff, but with this cool underwater twist where some moves work better depending on depth. And yeah, the sprites are surprisingly vibrant for a GBC game—like, the bioluminescent Digimon actually glow in dark zones. Found myself grinding near volcanic vents just to evolve my crab-monster into something meaner.

It’s got that classic Digimon vibe where half the fun is figuring out weird evolution paths (accidentally turned my squid into a floating anchor once). Not gonna lie, the underwater navigation gets a little confusing when your oxygen meter’s ticking down, but that just makes finding a hidden lagoon full of rare Digimon way more satisfying.

If you ever wanted a Digimon game where your team looks like it raided Poseidon’s closet, this is it.