Ah, Minesweeper on the Game Boy—nothing beats that mix of nostalgia and tension. You start with a grid of blank tiles, tapping carefully to uncover safe spots while avoiding the mines. One wrong move and boom, game over. But here’s the thing: the numbers you reveal actually tell you how many mines are nearby, so it’s this weirdly satisfying logic puzzle wrapped in a panic-inducing shell.

The Game Boy version keeps it simple—no fancy graphics, just pure, unfiltered brainwork. I still remember the first time I cleared a whole board without hitting a mine, and yeah, it felt like a victory. If you’ve never played before, expect a steep learning curve, but once it clicks, you’ll be flagging mines like a pro. And if you’re a veteran? Well, nothing beats that old-school handheld challenge.

Still one of the best ways to kill time without realizing an hour just vanished.