Navy Blue 90 is one of those Game Boy games that feels like it was made in someone’s basement—in the best way possible. You’re thrown right into this tiny naval battlefield where your chunky pixel ship bobs around dodging enemy fire. The controls are simple—just move and shoot—but the water physics actually make it weirdly tense when you’re trying to line up shots between waves.

The music’s got that classic tinny Game Boy charm, all bleeps and bloops that somehow get stuck in your head. First time I played, I got wrecked by the third enemy ship because I kept mistiming my shots. Turns out you gotta lead your targets more than you’d think—those torpedoes move slow.

It’s not fancy, but there’s something satisfying about sinking enemy fleets with just two buttons and a monochrome screen. If you miss the days when games didn’t hold your hand, this one’s got that old-school bite.