Fushigi Na Blobby is one of those weird little Game Boy gems that somehow sticks with you. You control this squishy, jiggly blob through these maze-like levels, pushing blocks, dodging spikes, and figuring out how to reach the exit. At first it seems simple—just roll around and squish through gaps—but then the puzzles start getting sneaky. There’s this one level where you have to bounce off a springy mushroom to reach a high ledge, and I must’ve messed it up like ten times before realizing I needed to build momentum first.

The art’s got that classic chunky-pixel Game Boy charm, and the music is weirdly catchy in that 8-bit way. Some of the later levels get seriously tough, but it never feels unfair—just the right kind of frustrating where you keep saying "one more try." And yeah, there are secrets tucked everywhere if you poke around. Found a hidden warp zone once by accident just because I got curious about a suspicious-looking wall.

If you’re into retro puzzle games with personality, this one’s a blast. Just don’t be surprised when you catch yourself humming the soundtrack hours later.