This GBA adaptation of The Cat in the Hat is exactly what you'd expect—a colorful, chaotic platformer that feels like playing through one of Dr. Seuss' books. You bounce on furniture, balance on giant beach balls, and collect those little star things (no idea what they're actually called, but you need 'em). The controls are a bit slippery, especially when the Cat starts doing his signature balancing act, but it nails the whimsical art style.

Honestly, it's not the deepest game, but there's something charming about how faithfully it recreates the book's energy. The Fish is constantly nagging you, the music is appropriately silly, and some of the later levels get surprisingly tricky. If you grew up with Seuss, it's a fun little nostalgia trip—just don't expect a GBA masterpiece.