Zettai Muteki on the Game Boy is one of those weird little gems that somehow makes you forget how tiny the screen is. You start off with this tiny character—honestly looks like a pixelated blob at first—but after a few minutes, you're totally absorbed in dodging obstacles and collecting whatever those floating things are supposed to be.

The controls are dead simple, just two buttons, but the way the speed ramps up makes it way harder than it looks. And the music? Pure 8-bit earworm material. I kept humming it hours after turning it off.

It’s not some deep, story-driven epic, but that’s the charm—just pure, unfiltered Game Boy energy. If you’ve got a soft spot for handheld classics, this one’s a no-brainer.