If you grew up watching Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends, this GBA game is basically a love letter to the show. You play as Mac, running around the mansion solving puzzles and helping out all those weird, wonderful imaginary friends—Bloo’s as chaotic as ever, of course. The art style nails the cartoon’s vibe, and the puzzles are just tricky enough without being frustrating.

At first, I thought it’d be a basic fetch-quest kind of game, but there’s actually some clever level design here—like figuring out how to use Cheese’s… uh, unique talents to unlock new areas. And yeah, Eduardo still screams at everything. Some of the dialogue feels ripped straight from the show, which is great if you’re nostalgic for that early 2000s Cartoon Network energy.

It’s not the deepest game out there, but it’s a solid little adventure that’ll make you smile if you ever wished you could hang out at Foster’s for real.