Ever played a Game Boy game that makes you think about grammar? Yeah, me neither—until I stumbled on Hinsyutu Eibunpo. It’s this weird little puzzle game where you rearrange words and clauses to solve challenges, like untangling sentences or fixing broken dialogue. At first, I thought it’d be dry, but there’s something weirdly satisfying about nailing a tricky syntax puzzle with just a D-pad and A/B buttons.

Don’t expect flashy graphics—it’s pure late-90s handheld charm, all pixelated menus and chiptune jingles. But the puzzles get surprisingly clever once you’re past the early "this is a pen" stuff. I got stuck on one where I had to reconstruct a poem from scrambled lines, and it actually made me scribble notes on scrap paper like some kind of grammar detective. If you’ve got a soft spot for niche Japanese edutainment or just want to flex your English skills in an unexpected way, this one’s worth digging up.

Fair warning: It’s definitely a slow burn, but there’s nothing else quite like it in the Game Boy library.