Solomon's Club is one of those weird little Game Boy sequels that flew under the radar—it's the follow-up to Solomon's Key, but honestly plays more like a puzzle game than its action-heavy predecessor. You're still chucking magic blocks around to solve rooms, but this time there's way more emphasis on timing and careful movement. The first few screens trick you into thinking it's easy, then suddenly you're staring at a room full of spikes wondering how the heck you're supposed to get past that bat without getting skewered.

It's got that classic Game Boy charm—monochrome sprites, chunky sound effects, and the kind of difficulty curve that makes you mutter "one more try" at 2 AM. Some of the later puzzles get downright sadistic, but figuring them out gives you that same rush as cracking an escape room. If you liked the original but wished it made you think more than react, this one's right up your alley.