Sa-Ga 3 - Jikuu no Hasha is one of those weird, ambitious Game Boy RPGs that feels like it’s trying to do way more than the hardware should allow. You pick from a handful of characters—each with their own starting scenario—and dive into this time-hopping adventure where your choices actually shape how the story unfolds. The combat’s got this weird hybrid of turn-based and real-time elements, and half the time you’re not even sure if you’re making progress or just stumbling into random battles. But that’s part of the charm.

It’s grindy in that classic early-’90s way, but there’s something satisfying about watching your party slowly mutate into overpowered monsters (sometimes literally). The pixel art’s surprisingly detailed for a Game Boy title, and the music’s got those crunchy, catchy synth melodies that stick in your head. Just don’t expect a straightforward story—this one’s all about experimenting and seeing where the timeline spits you out next.