Okay, so Sylvanian Families 4 on GBA is basically the coziest digital dollhouse you never knew you needed. You start off in this little pastel village where everything looks like it’s made of felt and sunshine, and suddenly you’re running errands for bunny families or helping a squirrel set up a picnic. It’s way more chill than most GBA games—no combat, just vibes.

The seasons actually change as you play, which is a nice touch. One minute you’re raking autumn leaves with a hedgehog in overalls, the next you’re decorating for winter with a family of bears. The "tapestry" thing is basically this woven backdrop that ties all their little stories together, though honestly I just liked rearranging furniture in their tiny houses.

If you ever played with the actual Sylvanian toys as a kid, this hits the nostalgia hard. Even if you didn’t, there’s something weirdly soothing about a game where the biggest conflict is whether to serve tea or hot cocoa at a woodland creature’s party.