Okay, so Rocket Power: Le Cauchemar D'Otto is basically that early 2000s skateboarding fever dream you didn’t know you missed. You play as Otto and the crew, pulling off ollies and grinds across some surprisingly decent GBA pixel-art levels. The controls take a second to click—like, why does pressing up make me jump higher?—but once you get the hang of it, chaining tricks together feels weirdly satisfying.

It’s got that classic cartoon energy, with bright colors and exaggerated ramps everywhere. Some of the later levels get brutal (looking at you, sewer grind section), but landing a perfect combo after five tries is the kind of dumb victory that keeps you going. Also, the soundtrack? Pure nostalgia cheese, in the best way.

Not gonna lie, it’s janky in spots, but if you grew up with the show or just love old-school platformers with a skate twist, this one’s a solid time capsule. Just don’t expect Tony Hawk levels of polish.