Monopoly on the Game Boy is exactly what it sounds like—classic Monopoly, but pocket-sized. The pixelated board looks surprisingly crisp, and the little animations when you roll the dice or land on someone’s property are weirdly satisfying. At first, I thought the AI opponents were pushovers, but then one of them bankrupted me by snatching up all the railroads. Rude.

It’s got that same slow-burn tension as the tabletop version—do you buy Baltic Avenue or save up for Park Place? The music loops a little too fast, but honestly, after an hour of wheeling and dealing, you stop noticing. Best part? No lost paper money or arguing over house rules. Just pure, unfiltered capitalism in 8-bit form.

If you’ve ever wanted to ruin friendships on the go, this is your chance.