Play Snoopy - Magic Show (japan) Online

I picked up Snoopy - Magic Show for the Game Boy, a Japan-only release from around 1990 published by Kemco. It's one of those many licensed titles that filled out the system's library, a simple puzzle game starring the Peanuts character. You don't see it discussed much, but it has a certain quiet charm typical of that era's portable offerings.

You control Snoopy, who is a magician in this game. Your main goal is to clear each single-screen stage by making all the colored blocks disappear. You do this by swapping adjacent blocks to line up three or more of the same color, which causes them to vanish. The key mechanic is that you can only swap a block if the move creates a match; the game prevents invalid moves. As you progress, the stages introduce obstacles and more complex block arrangements, forcing you to plan several swaps ahead. The pacing is methodical, and later puzzles can be quite tricky, demanding real concentration. It feels satisfying to finally see the board clear after a tough round of thinking.