Uno 2: Small World on the Game Boy is exactly what it sounds like—classic Uno, but with this weirdly charming "small world" theme slapped on top. The cards have little houses, tiny trees, and these oddly adorable creatures instead of the usual colors. It shouldn’t work, but somehow it does.

You start off against the AI, which is either way too easy or weirdly cutthroat—no in-between. The first time the computer drops a Draw Four on you, you’ll swear it’s cheating. But that’s Uno, right? The controls are simple (it’s a Game Boy, after all), and the music is that same repetitive chiptune loop you’ll either love or mute after 10 minutes.

It’s still Uno at its core, just portable and slightly quirkier. Perfect for killing time on a road trip or pretending to pay attention in class. Just don’t throw your Game Boy when someone reverses your winning move.