Monster Truck on Game Boy is exactly what it sounds like—big, dumb, and weirdly satisfying. You’ve got these chunky pixel trucks that handle like shopping carts with rocket engines, and the whole point is to launch them off ramps, crush tiny cars, and occasionally flip spectacularly into a ditch. The physics are ridiculous in the best way—landing a jump feels like balancing a fridge on a skateboard.

At first, I kept overshooting turns or getting stuck on barriers, but once you get the hang of it, there’s something hypnotic about bouncing between wrecking stuff and barely keeping control. The tracks are short and chaotic, perfect for quick sessions. It’s not deep, but who cares? Sometimes you just want to make a truck do a backflip.

Still holds up if you’re into that early Game Boy jank.