Man, Yoshi on Game Boy takes me back. It’s one of those puzzle games that looks cute—until you realize how sneaky it gets. You’re stacking eggs, matching colors, and trying not to let the screen fill up while this little green dino just vibes in the corner. The music’s got that classic bouncy Nintendo charm, and the blocks have this satisfying plonk when they land.

At first, it feels simple—just line up the eggs, right? But then the speed picks up, and suddenly you’re frantically rotating pieces while the stack wobbles like a Jenga tower. I swear, the game knows when you’re about to mess up. It’s got that perfect balance of “one more try” energy without feeling unfair. If you’ve got a soft spot for old-school handheld puzzles, this one’s still a blast.