Over the Hedge on GBA is one of those licensed games that actually doesn’t suck—surprising, right? You play as RJ the raccoon and his gang of forest critters, sneaking through suburban backyards to swipe snacks while dodging humans and their weird inventions. The levels are short but packed with little details, like digging through trash cans or setting off sprinklers to distract guard dogs.

Controls are simple—mostly running, jumping, and the occasional stealth crawl—but the real fun is in the chaos when things go wrong. One minute you’re tiptoeing past a sleeping guy on a lawn chair, the next you’re getting chased by a yappy Pomeranian. The art style nails the movie’s vibe, and the music’s got that goofy, sneaky energy. It’s not gonna blow your mind, but it’s way better than most movie tie-ins from that era.

If you’re into old-school platformers with a bit of humor, this one’s a solid pick for a lazy afternoon.