Yoshi's Universal Gravitation is one of those weird little GBA gems that makes you tilt your handheld like a maniac. Instead of just running and jumping, you're constantly flipping gravity to walk on ceilings, dodge spikes, or launch Yoshi across gaps by tilting the whole world. It sounds gimmicky, but after a few levels, you start pulling off these ridiculous mid-air flips like a pro.

The art style's pure Yoshi—bright colors, goofy enemies, that classic "blorp" sound when you turn them into eggs. Some of the later puzzles get seriously clever, especially when you're bouncing between gravity shifts while dodging Shy Guys. Just don't play this on a bumpy bus ride unless you want to fail spectacularly every time you hit a pothole.

It's not the deepest Yoshi game, but flipping rooms upside-down never gets old. You'll either love the chaos or rage-quit when you accidentally tilt yourself into lava for the tenth time.