If you grew up watching Phil of the Future, this GBA game is basically nostalgia in cartridge form. You play as Phil, trying to blend in as a normal 21st-century kid while secretly dealing with all the chaos that comes with time-traveling parents and a malfunctioning robot. The first level throws you right into it—sneaking past school bullies, fixing weird future tech with a screwdriver minigame, and trying not to blow your cover.

It’s got that classic early 2000s platformer feel—jumping between lockers, collecting random gizmos, and occasionally warping to different time periods where everything looks just slightly off. The puzzles aren’t super hard, but figuring out how to use, say, a hologram projector to trick your way past a teacher is weirdly satisfying. And yeah, you’ll definitely recognize voices and scenes straight from the show.

Not gonna lie, some of the controls feel a little stiff now, but the charm’s still there. If you ever wished you could hop into an episode as a kid, this is pretty much it. Just don’t expect any deep lore—it’s pure, silly fun with a side of retro jank.