Okay, so Maus, Die is one of those weird little Game Boy games that feels like it got lost in time. You play as a mouse (obviously) trying to navigate these maze-like levels while avoiding cats, traps, and whatever else the devs threw in there. It's simple but kinda charming in that early '90s way—think basic sprites, chunky sound effects, and puzzles that make you stop and scratch your head for a second.

First few minutes? You're just figuring out how to push blocks and cheese around while not getting pounced on. The controls are a bit stiff, but that's part of the retro charm (or frustration, depending on your patience). The European version means you can flip between a few languages, which is neat if you're into that sort of thing.

Not gonna lie, it's not some hidden masterpiece, but if you're into oddball puzzle games or just want to kill time with something nostalgic, it's worth a look. Just don't expect anything mind-blowing.