Mickey's Chase is one of those weird little Game Boy gems that somehow makes moving blocks kinda fun. You play as Mickey or Minnie (I always picked Mickey because his gloves made him easier to spot on that tiny green screen) pushing and stacking blocks across these puzzle-like levels. The first few stages ease you in, but by level 3 you're already second-guessing every move—one wrong push and you're stuck rearranging everything.

It's got that classic 90s Disney charm with chunky pixel art and these bouncy little sound effects when you pick up items. Not gonna lie, some of the later levels had me flipping the Game Boy upside down out of frustration, but in that satisfying way where you have to solve it before turning it off. Definitely more brain-teaser than action game, but weirdly addictive once you get into it.

Fun fact: The Japanese version has slightly different music and a totally different title screen.