Little Indian In Big City is one of those weirdly charming Game Boy games that sticks with you. You play as this tiny guy in a massive, blocky city—jumping over sewer grates, squeezing between buildings, and figuring out how to get past obstacles that feel way too big for you. The controls are simple, but some of the jumps are brutal if you mistime them.

What I love is how the city feels alive despite the limited graphics. Vendors shout at you from stalls, pigeons scatter when you run by, and there’s this one guy who keeps losing his hat in the subway vents. It’s got that classic platformer frustration where you’ll die a lot, but each try feels fair—just don’t throw your Game Boy.

If you’re into retro games with personality, this one’s a hidden gem. Just watch out for the skateboard kids—they come out of nowhere.