Nakayoshi Youchien is one of those weird little Japanese GBA games that never made it overseas—basically a kindergarten sim where you're helping these tiny kids with their daily routine. You guide them through snack time, naps, and playtime while keeping them from crying or getting into trouble. The pixel art is super cute, with chubby-cheeked toddlers waddling around in tiny uniforms.

It's simple, but there's something oddly satisfying about getting a whole class of five-year-olds to actually listen to you. The controls are straightforward (it was made for little kids, after all), but some of the mini-games—like the one where you have to carefully pour milk without spilling—are weirdly tense. If you're into quirky Japanese life sims, this one's a fun little time capsule.