Ever stumbled onto one of those obscure Game Boy RPGs that never left Japan? Miracle Adventure of Esparks is exactly that—a weird little gem with a title longer than some of its dungeons. You start off in this oddly serene village before getting thrown into a quest about lost relics (or "Seiseki Perivron," if you want to sound fancy). The combat’s basic turn-based stuff, but there’s something charming about the chunky pixel sprites and the way your party members bicker in untranslated Japanese.

Honestly, half the fun is figuring out what’s going on without knowing the language. The menus are a puzzle themselves, but after a few battles, you’ll get the hang of it. And yeah, you can totally play it on an emulator if you’re curious—just don’t expect a modern RPG experience. It’s more like digging through a time capsule of 90s weirdness.