Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry's Wonderland is one of those classic Game Boy Color monster-taming RPGs that somehow still holds up. You start off in this weird dream world where you recruit and train monsters—kind of like Pokémon, but with that classic Dragon Quest charm. The pixel art is super crisp, and the monster designs are way more interesting than you'd expect from a GBC game.

At first, you just get a basic slime or something, but before long you're breeding wild combos like a dragon crossed with a golem. The battles are simple turn-based stuff, but figuring out which monsters work best together is weirdly addictive. Also, Terry (from DQ6) is your guide, which is a nice touch if you're into the series.

It's Japan-only, but if you don't mind some kanji or using a guide, it's totally playable. The music’s got that classic Koichi Sugiyama orchestral vibe too—real nostalgic stuff.