Race Days is one of those Game Boy racers that feels simple at first—just pick a car, hit the gas, and try not to spin out on the turns. But after a couple races, you start noticing little things, like how the weight of your car actually matters when taking sharp corners or how the AI opponents get weirdly aggressive on the last lap.

The tracks are pixelated but surprisingly varied—you’ve got city streets, desert highways, even this one rain-soaked course where your tires lose grip if you’re not careful. And yeah, the music’s that classic Game Boy beep-boosted engine noise, which somehow never gets old.

It’s not the deepest racer out there, but there’s something satisfying about shaving half a second off your best time by nailing the perfect drift. Just don’t expect fancy power-ups or anything—this is pure, old-school speed.