Alright, so Meitantei Conan 2 on Game Boy is basically like being handed a tiny detective notebook and told, "Good luck, kid." You start off with Conan—y’know, the tiny genius in glasses—getting wrapped up in some shady business, and suddenly you’re poking around crime scenes, talking to witnesses, and piecing together clues. The puzzles aren’t just "find the hidden key" stuff either—some of them actually make you stop and think, like decoding weird symbols or noticing tiny inconsistencies in what people say.

If you’ve watched the anime, you’ll recognize the vibe right away. The sprites are surprisingly expressive for a Game Boy game, and the music nails that mix of suspense and "aha!" moments. It’s not just about clicking through dialogue—you’ll actually feel like you’re solving things alongside Conan, even if you occasionally get stuck staring at a pixelated clue for way too long. The cases escalate in a way that keeps you curious, and yeah, some twists actually caught me off guard.

It’s one of those games where you’ll either breeze through because you spotted the killer’s slip-up early, or you’ll be backtracking, grumbling, because you missed one tiny detail. Either way, it’s satisfying when it all clicks. Definitely a gem if you’re into mystery games that don’t hold your hand.