Ever played one of those weird little Game Boy puzzle games that somehow sticks with you? Soreike! Amida-kun is exactly that—a deceptively simple Japanese title where you draw lines to guide falling characters into the right buckets. At first glance, it feels like a kid’s game, but after a few rounds, you realize the timing gets brutal. Miss one connection, and suddenly your screen’s a mess of bouncing dudes.

What’s cool is how it mixes reflexes with a tiny bit of strategy—do you go for quick, safe routes or risk a fancy multi-branch path for bonus points? The music’s got that classic early ‘90s charm too, all bouncy and slightly off-key. Definitely one of those "just one more try" games when you’re waiting for the bus.

You can find it floating around on emulators if you dig for it—just watch out for the later levels. They don’t hold back.