Trip World is this weird little gem on the Game Boy that feels like Kirby took a vacation in some pastel dreamland. You play as this round, bouncy creature who can puff up like a balloon to float around—except instead of swallowing enemies, you just sort of... vibe with them? The whole thing has this surreal, floaty charm, like playing through a watercolor painting that got turned into a platformer.

It’s short, maybe too short if you’re used to beefier games, but every screen feels handcrafted—like someone doodled it in a notebook during a really good day. The music’s got that classic Game Boy chiptune hum, but with these oddly peaceful melodies that stick in your head. I kept expecting it to get harder, but honestly? It’s more about soaking in the atmosphere than sweating over precision jumps.

If you dig obscure platformers with personality, this one’s a trip in every sense of the word.