Outburst on the Game Boy is one of those weird little Japan-only puzzlers that somehow slipped under the radar. You're basically clearing colored blocks by matching them, but there's this odd pressure mechanic where the whole stack keeps rising from the bottom—mess up a few times and suddenly you're scrambling to keep up.

The controls take a second to click (why does B feel like the wrong button at first?), but once you get the rhythm, it's weirdly satisfying to watch chains disappear. The music's got that classic Game Boy bleep-bloop energy—not amazing, but it fits the frantic vibe when things start speeding up.

Honestly, it's not Tetris, but if you're into obscure puzzle games, this one's got a strange charm once you adjust to its quirks.