Dynablaster on Game Boy is that perfect kind of chaos—you're dropping bombs in tight mazes, trying to blow up enemies while not trapping yourself in a corner. The first few levels ease you in, but by stage 3, those little pixel monsters start getting sneaky, circling around your explosions.

It’s got that classic 90s charm—simple controls, but you’ll still panic and misplace a bomb sometimes. The music’s weirdly catchy too, even when you’re replaying the same level for the tenth time. If you ever played Bomberman back in the day, this is basically its handheld cousin, just as frantic but with that chunky Game Boy aesthetic.

Honestly, half the fun is seeing how long you can last before blowing yourself up by accident.