Remember when Uno was just a deck of cards and you had to actually yell "Uno!" at your friends? This Game Boy version—Uno: Small World—somehow makes that feel even more intense. The pixelated cards have this weirdly satisfying snap when you play them, and the AI opponents actually get petty when you hit them with a Draw Four.

It’s the same Uno you know—color matching, wild cards, the occasional rage-inducing reverse—but there’s something about playing it on that tiny greenish screen that feels oddly right. The music’s cheesy in that classic Game Boy way, and the "Small World" part? Basically means you’re playing against characters from different countries, each with their own (very mild) attitude. The French guy sighs dramatically when you skip him.

Perfect for bus rides or pretending to pay attention in class back in the day. Still holds up if you dig that chunky handheld nostalgia.