So, Maya the Bee: The Great Adventure—yeah, it's one of those obscure GBA titles that somehow only made it to Europe. You play as Maya, buzzing around colorful, slightly blocky flower fields, dodging bugs and collecting pollen like some kind of tiny, winged errand runner. The controls are simple—fly left, fly right, avoid the spiderwebs (because obviously, spiders are the worst).

It’s got that early 2000s licensed-game vibe—not groundbreaking, but weirdly charming if you’re into low-stakes platforming. The music’s cheerful in that tinny GBA way, and the levels are short enough that you won’t get stuck for long. Definitely a niche pick, but if you’ve got a soft spot for oddball kid-friendly games, it’s worth a look.