Kami No Kijutsu is one of those weird little GBA gems that never made it outside Japan—which is a shame, because it’s got this eerie, offbeat charm. You play as a kid who stumbles into a world where spirits and illusions mess with reality, and the whole thing feels like a creepy folktale. The art’s got this washed-out, dreamy look, and the music? Super unsettling in the best way.

Gameplay’s a mix of puzzle-solving and light platforming, but the real hook is how the "evil eyes" mechanic warps the environment. One minute you’re walking through a normal hallway, the next everything’s twisted sideways or filled with floating eyes watching you. It’s not super hard, but it nails that "what’s even real right now?" vibe. If you’re into obscure, atmospheric stuff, this one’s worth digging up.