Pocket Family is one of those weird little Game Boy gems that never left Japan—you play as a tiny family living inside a house that fits in your pocket (literally). At first it feels like a simple life sim, but then you realize you can rearrange the whole house like a dollhouse, cook tiny meals, and even take your family on "adventures" outside. The pixel art is super charming, especially how the dad snores with little Z's floating up when he naps.

It's got that classic 90s Japanese quirkiness where you're never quite sure what'll happen next—one minute you're watering plants, the next your kid brings home a stray cat that somehow fits in your pocket-sized world. Emulator controls take some getting used to, but once it clicks, it's weirdly cozy.