Mini Putt (Japan) on the Game Boy is exactly what it sounds like—tiny golf, but surprisingly addictive. You get four courses, each with its own quirks—some are straightforward, others have annoying little obstacles that’ll make you groan when your ball ricochets into the rough. The physics feel just right for a Game Boy game, not too floaty, not too stiff.

What’s cool is the multiplayer mode. Yeah, it’s turn-based, but passing the Game Boy around with friends and trying to one-up each other’s terrible shots is way more fun than it should be. The hardest course? Brutal. You’ll swear the windmill is rigged. Still, sinking a long putt feels weirdly satisfying, even in pixel form.

If you’ve got a soft spot for old-school handheld sports games, this one’s a solid time-waster.