Okay, so Puzzle Boy (or Amazing Tater if you're playing the US version) is this weird little Game Boy puzzle game where you play as a walking potato—yeah, a potato—shoving blocks around maze-like levels. It's the sequel to Kwirk, and honestly, it's just as bizarre.

At first, it seems simple: push crates onto switches, avoid obstacles, basic stuff. But then you realize some puzzles are designed to screw you over—like, if you mess up a move, you might trap yourself with no way out. And instead of a "retry" option, your potato just... gives up and collapses on the spot. Dark, right?

It's got that early Atlus charm, though—quirky, a bit janky, but weirdly satisfying when you finally figure out a solution. If you're into old-school puzzle games with a side of existential potato dread, this one's a trip.