Okay, so Rugrats: Go Wild on the GBA is basically what happens when your favorite diaper-wearing chaos crew crashes into the Wild Thornberrys' world. You start off with Tommy and the gang stranded on some island after (of course) getting into trouble, and suddenly you're swinging vines with Eliza or chucking fruit at monkeys as Donnie. It's weirdly fun.

The puzzles aren’t brain-melters—more like "push this log to cross the river" or "find the hidden baby bottle in the bushes"—but the charm’s all there. Chuckie’s still a nervous wreck, Angelica’s still the worst (affectionate), and the art style nails that early 2000s cartoon vibe. Also, the soundtrack? Surprisingly catchy for a GBA game.

If you grew up with either show, it’s pure nostalgia fuel. Just don’t expect a hardcore platformer—it’s more about goofing around in jungle levels while Phil tries to eat a bug or something. The monkeys are jerks, though. You’ll see.