Knight Quest is one of those classic Game Boy RPGs that feels like it got lost in translation—literally. You play as a knight (shocker) wandering through a medieval Japan-inspired world, which is a fun twist. The sprites are tiny but charming, and the combat’s simple but satisfying—just enough strategy to keep you paying attention without overcomplicating things.

First thing you’ll notice? The music’s got that classic chiptune vibe, all bleeps and bloops that somehow make grinding through random battles less tedious. The dungeons are maze-like in that old-school way where you’ll probably scribble a map on scrap paper if you don’t want to get lost. And yeah, the translation’s a little rough—expect some "Engrish" here and there—but it adds to the charm.

If you’re into obscure retro RPGs with a quirky flavor, this one’s a neat little time capsule.