Piglet's Big Game is this weirdly charming little GBA title where you play as—you guessed it—Piglet, stumbling through the Hundred Acre Wood like a tiny pink disaster magnet. The graphics have that soft, storybook look, and the music's all gentle flutes and plinky pianos like you're trapped in a never-ending Winnie the Pooh ASMR session.

At first I thought it'd be some babyish platformer, but there's actually some sneaky puzzle stuff going on—you're collecting honeypots, hiding from "heffalumps" (which are just purple elephants with bad attitudes), and occasionally teaming up with Pooh and Tigger for mini-games. Piglet moves like he's permanently mid-sneeze, which makes platforming sections way more tense than they should be.

It's short and definitely aimed at younger players, but there's something oddly relaxing about wobbling through those pastel-colored levels. The whole thing feels like being tucked into a digital blanket. If you ever wanted a game where the biggest threat is your own anxiety, congratulations—you found it.