World Bowling on Game Boy is exactly what it sounds like—simple, straightforward bowling, but with a fun little twist. You pick a country (Japan, USA, etc.), and each one has its own slightly different lane design. Nothing crazy, but it’s a neat touch that makes rolling strikes in Tokyo feel different from doing it in New York.

The physics are basic—no spin controls or fancy tricks—but it’s weirdly satisfying to watch those tiny pins scatter. I remember the sound effects being oddly crisp for a Game Boy game, too. That *clunk* when you nail a strike? Weirdly rewarding.

It’s not deep, but if you just want to zone out and knock down some pins between bus stops, it does the job. Perfect for short bursts when you’re craving something mindless but tactile.