Fushigi Na Dungeon is one of those Game Boy classics that somehow makes dying over and over weirdly satisfying. You start off in this little pixelated dungeon, completely unprepared—your first weapon is usually a wooden sword that breaks if you swing it too much, and half the potions you chug end up being poison. Trial and error is the name of the game here.

The dungeons shift every time you enter, so memorizing layouts won’t save you. One minute you’re stomping slimes, the next you’re getting wrecked by a mimic pretending to be a treasure chest. And don’t even get me started on the hunger mechanic—nothing hurts more than starving to death because you got lost on floor 3.

It’s brutal, but there’s something charming about the way it keeps pulling you back. Maybe it’s the chiptune music or the fact that every run feels like a fresh disaster waiting to happen. Either way, it’s a dungeon crawler that doesn’t hold your hand, and that’s what makes it worth the frustration.