Kirby’s Pinball Land is one of those Game Boy gems that somehow turns a simple pinball game into something weirdly charming. You’ve got three tables, each with its own little theme—like a haunted house or a cloud level—and instead of a metal ball, you’re bouncing Kirby around like a pink rubber ball. It’s ridiculous in the best way.

At first, it feels like regular pinball, but then you realize you can actually guide Kirby into mini-games and boss fights if you hit the right targets. The music’s got that classic Kirby bounciness, and the tables are packed with little details, like Waddle Dees popping up or Whispy Woods lurking in the background. It’s not deep, but it’s got that “just one more try” pull when you’re trying to crack the high score.

Honestly, it’s still one of the more creative pinball spinoffs out there. If you’ve got a soft spot for Kirby or retro handheld games, this one’s a no-brainer.