Ever played one of those tactical shooters where you're sneaking through enemy territory, picking off guards before they spot you? The Sum of All Fears on GBA is exactly that—a stripped-down, portable version of the Tom Clancy vibe. You control a small squad, moving them tile by tile through dimly lit warehouses and urban alleys, trying not to trigger alarms. The pixel art actually holds up surprisingly well for a GBA game—you can tell who’s a friendly and who’s about to take a shot at you.

First mission drops you right into it: silenced pistols, limited vision cones, and that tense moment when an enemy turns just as you’re lining up a shot. It’s not as deep as the console versions, but for a handheld adaptation, it nails the slow, methodical tension of the movie. Just don’t expect fancy cutscenes—this is all about the quiet, tactical gameplay.