Man, Paperboy On GB is such a weird little game—in the best way. You’re just a kid on a bike, chucking newspapers at houses while dodging rogue lawnmowers, dogs that absolutely hate you, and random breakdancers in the street. The controls take a second to get used to—aiming feels janky at first, but once you figure out the timing, nailing a perfect throw onto a porch is weirdly satisfying.

The neighborhoods are full of dumb little details, like people washing their cars or grumpy old men shaking their fists at you. And if you miss a house? They cancel their subscription, which feels way more dramatic than it should. The music’s got that classic Game Boy bleep-bloop energy, and the pixel art holds up—especially when everything inevitably goes wrong and your bike ends up in a ditch.

It’s one of those games where you’ll restart immediately after crashing because “just one more try” turns into twenty. Perfect for quick sessions, even if it’s secretly kind of brutal. Still fun after all these years.