Pocket Love 2 is one of those Game Boy games that just feels right in your hands—like it was made for late-night sessions under the covers. The pixel art has this warm, slightly rough charm, and the music? Pure nostalgia, but not in a forced way.

You start off picking between two characters (I always go with the girl in the red hat—no idea why, just feels right), and suddenly you're running around this little town delivering love letters, dodging grumpy neighbors, and trying not to trip over stray cats. The controls are simple—just A and B buttons—but there's something weirdly satisfying about nailing a perfect jump onto a rooftop or barely escaping the grumpiest mailman in gaming history.

It's not all just running around, though. There are these little mini-games where you help couples get together, and failing is actually kind of funny—like when you accidentally set up the wrong people and they just stare at each other in awkward silence. The whole thing has this low-stakes, cozy vibe that makes it perfect for quick plays or long sessions when you just want to zone out.

If you ever had a Game Boy, this one hits different.