Okay, so Sabrina: The Teenage Witch – Potion Commotion is basically what happens if you take the show’s chaotic energy and cram it into a GBA cartridge. You play as Sabrina, obviously, running around Salem trying to brew potions while everything goes wrong—which, honestly, feels pretty true to the series.

The potion mixing is weirdly satisfying once you get the hang of it. You’re grabbing ingredients, avoiding weird little enemies (why is there a sentient broom chasing me?), and trying not to blow up your cauldron. The art’s got that early 2000s cartoon charm, and the music’s just upbeat enough to keep you from rage-quitting when a spell backfires for the third time in a row.

It’s not some deep RPG or anything, but if you ever wanted to pretend you’re a disaster witch barely keeping it together, this’ll do the trick. Just don’t expect the potions to make sense—half of them seem to exist purely to turn NPCs into frogs for no reason.