Peetan is one of those Game Boy games that just feels right—like it was made for late-night sessions under the covers with a dim flashlight. You start off with this little pixel dude (Peetan, I guess?) running through these blocky, colorful levels, dodging spikes and hopping over pits. At first, it seems simple, but then the game starts throwing weird enemies at you—some bounce, some shoot, and some just sit there looking smug until you mess up.

The controls are tight, which is good because you’ll need precision when the screen starts filling up with hazards. I remember getting stuck on this one level with moving platforms for way too long before realizing I had to time my jumps between the projectiles. Classic Game Boy "aha" moment.

It’s got that perfect mix of charm and frustration—the kind of game where you die a lot but keep hitting "continue" because you swear you’ll get it next time. If you’ve got a soft spot for retro platformers, Peetan’s worth dusting off the old cartridge for.