Hamtaro: Ham-Ham Heartbreak is one of those weirdly charming GBA games where you play as a tiny hamster solving love problems—because sure, why not? The villain, a grumpy hamster named Spat, is basically Cupid’s evil twin, wrecking relationships left and right. Your job? Run around collecting sunflower seeds (the in-game currency, naturally), helping heartbroken hamsters, and unlocking little mini-games along the way.

It’s way more fun than it sounds—the writing’s got that goofy anime energy, and the puzzles are simple but satisfying. I spent way too long trying to figure out how to cheer up a hamster who lost his favorite acorn. The pixel art’s adorable, too—lots of tiny, wiggly hamster animations. If you ever wanted a low-stakes adventure with a side of absurd rodent drama, this is it.

Honestly, it’s the kind of game you play when you just want to smile at something silly for a few hours.