Ever wonder what it’d be like to be ant-sized? The Ant Bully on GBA nails that feeling—grass towers over you like skyscrapers, beetles might as well be tanks, and suddenly, a puddle is an ocean. You play as a kid who gets shrunk (long story), and now you’re stuck figuring out how to survive in this weirdly dangerous backyard.

At first, it’s all about sneaking past spiders and helping ants haul crumbs twice your size, but later you’re solving little puzzles, like redirecting water droplets or tricking a hungry frog. The art’s got this chunky, colorful style that makes even the gross bugs kinda cute. And yeah, there’s a story—something about proving yourself to the colony—but honestly, I just liked rolling up leaves to build bridges.

It’s one of those GBA games that feels bigger than it looks. You’ll forget you’re holding a tiny cartridge after five minutes.