Okay, so picture this: you boot up your GBA and suddenly baby Tommy Pickles is hanging out with Eliza Thornberry in some weird jungle crossover. It shouldn’t work, but somehow it does? The sprites are tiny but full of that classic Nickelodeon charm—Chuckie’s glasses are still comically huge, and Darwin the monkey’s animations are weirdly smooth for a GBA game.

You’re mostly running around solving simple puzzles (think pushing blocks, finding hidden items) while switching between characters. Tommy’s crawling lets him squeeze into tight spots, while Eliza can talk to animals—which, honestly, feels way more useful than it should be. The dialogue’s in French, but even if you don’t speak it, the exaggerated expressions make it clear when someone’s scared of a snake or excited about a banana.

It’s janky in that early-2000s licensed-game way, but there’s something oddly cozy about mashing A to make Angelica yell at a parrot. If you grew up with either show, it’s like finding a weird time capsule in your old game collection.