Okay, so Nyan Nyan Nyanko no Nyan Collection is one of those weird, charming little GBA games that never left Japan—which is a shame, because it’s basically a cat lover’s fever dream. You’ve got these tiny pixel-art cats doing… well, cat things. Napping in boxes, chasing yarn, occasionally looking like they’re plotting world domination. It’s not really a "game" in the traditional sense—more like a digital sticker album where you unlock new feline antics by tapping around.

First few minutes? You’re swiping through menus with kanji you might not understand (unless you’re fluent), but the icons are intuitive enough. Tap a cat, watch it roll over. Tap another, and it glares at you like you interrupted its nap. There’s something weirdly soothing about it, even if half the time you’re just guessing what button does what. The music’s this lo-fi chirpy nonsense that either digs into your brain or makes you mute it immediately—no in-between.

If you’re into quirky Japanese oddities or just want something to idly poke at while pretending to work, this is peak "why does this exist but also thank goodness it does." Just don’t expect deep gameplay. It’s a vibe, not a challenge.