Jelly Boy is one of those weird little Game Boy gems that makes you go, "Wait, why isn’t this more famous?" You play as a sentient blob of jelly—no arms, no legs, just pure wobbly determination—bouncing through these surreal levels that feel like a mix of platformer and puzzle game.

At first, you’ll just be hopping over spikes and gaps, but then the game throws curveballs: stretchy jumps, squeezing through tight spaces, even splitting into smaller blobs to solve puzzles. The physics are janky in the best way—landing feels like dropping a spoonful of pudding, and every movement has this satisfying jiggle.

It’s got that classic Game Boy charm too—bright, chunky sprites and a soundtrack that’s equal parts catchy and chaotic. Some levels are brutal, but in that old-school way where you’ll retry a dozen times and still laugh when you splat into a pit. If you dig offbeat platformers, this one’s a blast.