Quest RPG on Game Boy Color is one of those classic turn-based adventures that just nails the old-school RPG vibe. You start off picking your party—warrior, mage, thief, the usual suspects—and right away, you’re thrown into a little village with rumors of monsters lurking in the nearby woods. The pixel art’s got that cozy, chunky GBC charm, and the music? Pure nostalgia.

First dungeon in, you realize combat’s simple but satisfying—basic attacks, spells, the occasional potion panic when a boss hits harder than expected. The real fun’s in exploring; there are hidden chests tucked behind suspicious-looking trees, and NPCs drop hints about secret areas if you bother to talk to everyone. I wasted way too much time checking every bookshelf.

It’s not groundbreaking, but it’s solid. If you miss the days of grinding levels on a road trip with your Game Boy’s AA batteries dying mid-battle, this’ll hit the spot.