LEGO Knights' Kingdom on GBA is exactly what you'd hope for—a chunky, colorful little adventure where you bash skeletons, solve simple puzzles, and occasionally rebuild bridges out of LEGO bricks. The first few minutes throw you right into a castle siege, swinging your sword at spider-riding goblins (yep) while figuring out which levers open the portcullis.

It’s got that classic LEGO game vibe where everything clatters apart when you hit it, but with a medieval twist—your knight can swap between a sword, crossbow, or even a jousting lance. The levels are surprisingly dense for a GBA title, with hidden treasure rooms and those satisfying "aha!" moments when you finally stack the right blocks to reach a high ledge.

Don’t expect deep combat, but the charm’s in the details: your shield actually blocks arrows if you time it right, and the villain’s fortress has this ridiculous trap-filled throne room. It’s the kind of game where you’ll catch yourself grinning when your horse accidentally knocks over a pile of barrels. A solid pocket-sized knight romp.