Okay, so this is a weird little Game Boy gem—Uno 2: Small World—and yeah, it’s exactly what it sounds like: Uno, but with a Japanese twist. The cards have this cutesy, almost chibi-style art, and the rules are mostly the same, except now you’re dealing with themed decks like samurai or oni. It’s still the same chaotic card-shedding madness, just with a pixelated charm.

First few rounds feel familiar—drawing, slapping down wild cards, yelling (internally) when someone drops a Draw Four on you—but then you notice the little details, like how the AI opponents have these exaggerated reactions when they’re about to win. It’s simple, but weirdly addictive if you’re into quick handheld card games. Definitely one of those "wait, why does this exist but also why am I still playing?" kind of titles.

Also, good luck finding a physical copy—emulation might be your best bet here.