Doraemon Kart is exactly what it sounds like—a cute, chaotic racing game starring everyone’s favorite robotic cat and his friends. It’s got that classic Game Boy charm, with chunky pixel karts and simple controls that feel just right for quick races.

You pick from a handful of characters (Doraemon’s obviously the fastest, but Nobita’s kart handles like a shopping cart with a wobbly wheel), then zip through short, looping tracks. There’s no fancy drifting or power-sliding here—just pure, old-school bumping into walls and hoping your item pick-up is better than the other guy’s. The courses are short enough that you’ll memorize them after a few laps, but the AI can get weirdly aggressive for a game about a blue cat.

It’s not the deepest racer, but if you’ve got a soft spot for Doraemon or weird little Game Boy oddities, it’s a fun way to kill half an hour. Just don’t expect Mario Kart.