Okay, so The Flintstones: Big Trouble in Bedrock is basically what you’d expect from a GBA Flintstones game—which isn’t a bad thing if you’re into that classic cartoon vibe. You play as Fred (and sometimes Barney), running around Bedrock smashing stuff with your club, hopping on dinosaurs, and dealing with the usual shenanigans like Wilma nagging you or Mr. Slate breathing down your neck.

The platforming’s pretty straightforward—jump over lava pits, push boulders to solve puzzles, and smack enemies with that signature caveman finesse. The sprites actually look decent for a GBA title, and the music? Total earworm, straight out of the show’s theme song. It’s not gonna blow your mind with difficulty, but it’s a solid little time-waster if you’re craving some nostalgia. Just don’t expect Yabba-Dabba-Dark Souls.

Honestly, it’s the kind of game you play when you want something simple and familiar—like rewatching old Flintstones reruns, but with more button mashing.