Ever played one of those weird, kinda obscure Game Boy RPGs that feels like it was made in someone’s basement? Spiritual Warfare is exactly that—a janky but weirdly charming dungeon crawler where you smite demons with holy relics and fumble through cryptic puzzles. The graphics are pure late-'90s handheld mush, but there’s something oddly satisfying about wandering pixelated temples, picking up crosses and Bibles like power-ups.

Combat’s simple—mostly just bumping into enemies while your "faith meter" drains—but the real fun is stumbling into hidden areas or accidentally aggroing way too many ghosts at once. Pro tip: save often. The translation’s rough, some mechanics are never explained, and yeah, it’s definitely got that "Christian RPG" vibe (ever fought a demon with a scripture verse?). But if you’re into retro oddities, this one’s a trip.

Just don’t expect Zelda—more like a fever dream someone had after Sunday school.