Super Snakey is one of those weird little Game Boy gems that never left Japan—basically Snake, but with way more charm. You’re guiding this chunky pixel snake around, gobbling up fruit while avoiding walls and your own tail. The controls are simple (d-pad only, no fancy buttons), but it gets surprisingly tense when your snake’s filling up half the screen and you’re threading through tight gaps.

What makes it stand out? The music’s oddly catchy, and there’s something satisfying about watching your snake grow into this ridiculous zigzagging monster. Also, the Japanese version has these tiny, adorable food sprites—like, why does a strawberry look so happy to be eaten?

If you’re into retro pick-up-and-play stuff, it’s a solid time-waster. Just don’t expect a deep story or anything—it’s pure, simple snake chaos.