Rubble Saver is one of those Game Boy games that looks simple at first—just a little hero running around dodging falling debris—but man, does it get intense fast. The controls are tight, which is good because you’ll need pixel-perfect jumps to avoid getting crushed by collapsing walls or those sneaky rolling boulders.

The first few levels ease you in, but by stage 3, you’re already sweating. There’s something weirdly satisfying about barely squeezing through a gap as rocks crash behind you. And the music? Pure 8-bit adrenaline—it’s the kind of track that gets stuck in your head after one play.

It’s not just about reflexes, either. Some sections force you to stop and think—do you rush past that crumbling platform or wait for the right moment? Mess up, and you’re back to the checkpoint, but it never feels unfair. If you’ve got a soft spot for retro platformers that actually challenge you, this one’s a blast.