Donald Duck Advance is one of those classic GBA platformers that feels like it was made just to mess with you—in a good way. You play as Donald, obviously, and he’s on a mission to save Daisy from Merlock (who, let’s be honest, looks like he stepped out of a rejected Disney villain audition). The controls are simple—run, jump, quack angrily—but the real trick is keeping Donald’s temper in check. If he gets too mad, he just stands there fuming, so you’ve gotta scarf down ice cream to chill him out. Weird, but it works.

The levels are full of those floating orbs you need to collect to unlock the next area, and some of them are hidden in spots that’ll make you groan (or laugh, depending on how much you enjoy Donald’s flailing). The art style’s got that early 2000s Disney charm, and the music’s catchy in that way you’ll hum without realizing it. It’s not the hardest platformer out there, but it’s got enough little quirks to keep you entertained. Just don’t let Donald overheat—trust me, it’s a bad time.