Hudson Hawk on GB is one of those weird, charming Game Boy titles that somehow turns a movie tie-in into something actually fun. You play as the smooth-talking thief, sneaking past guards, cracking safes, and pulling off heists—except half the time you're also jumping across chandeliers or dodging laser traps like some kind of acrobatic cat burglar.

The puzzles are just tricky enough to make you pause for a second, but not so hard that you’ll rage-quit. And yeah, it’s got that classic Game Boy jank—some jumps feel a little stiff, and the controls take a minute to click—but once they do, it’s weirdly satisfying. Plus, the whole thing has this goofy sense of humor that keeps it from taking itself too seriously.

If you’re into retro platformers with a bit of personality, this one’s a solid pick. Just don’t expect it to play like modern stealth games—it’s very much its own thing.