Tsuri Sensei is one of those weird little Game Boy gems that somehow makes fishing exciting—or at least as exciting as tiny pixelated fish can be. You’re basically a fishing master trying to reel in everything from tiny sardines to what I swear was some kind of mutant eel. The controls are simple, but timing your hook just right actually takes some practice. Miss by half a second, and that prize catch swims off laughing at you.

It’s got that classic Game Boy charm—minimal colors, chunky sprites, and this oddly satisfying *plop* sound when your bait hits the water. There’s something weirdly addictive about it, even if half the fish look like they’ve been squished into 8-bit blobs. Give it 10 minutes, and you’ll be muttering “just one more cast” under your breath.

Definitely a niche pick, but if you’ve ever wanted to test your patience against digital sea creatures, here’s your chance.