Play M&m's : Minis Madness Online

I picked up M&M's: Minis Madness for the Game Boy Color around 2000, a time when licensed games were a common sight on the handheld. It was developed by Digital Eclipse, a studio known for its work on various portable titles. The game arrived without much fanfare, just another colorful cartridge vying for attention alongside platformers and puzzle games.

You control one of the small, round M&M's characters, navigating through a series of isometric levels. The main goal is straightforward: collect a certain number of your specific colored M&M's scattered around each stage before the timer runs out. Your character can jump across gaps and push certain blocks to create paths or access new areas. The levels are viewed screen by screen, and you must often find keys to unlock doors or avoid enemies that patrol set routes. The pacing is generally relaxed, though some later stages require quick planning to gather all the required candies in time. It feels like a simple, methodical puzzle that you solve with your thumbs.