Mini-Putt on Game Boy is one of those simple, satisfying games that somehow never gets old. You start with this tiny golfer on a pixelated green, and suddenly you're sweating over whether to tap the D-pad just one more time to adjust your angle. The courses look basic at first—windmills, loops, those little bumpers—but they’ve got this sneaky way of making you overthink every putt.

I love how the ball physics feel just unpredictable enough. Sometimes it rolls like a dream, other times it bounces off the edge of the cup like it’s got a personal grudge against you. And that little "plink" sound when you finally sink one? Pure serotonin.

It’s the kind of game you play for five minutes and suddenly realize you’ve been grinding the same hole for half an hour. Perfect for quick sessions or when you just need to zone out with something straightforward. If you’ve got a Game Boy lying around, this one’s still a blast.