Okay, so Winnie the Pooh's Rumbly Tumbly Adventure is way more charming than I expected. You start off just wandering the Hundred Acre Wood, bouncing around as Pooh—his little waddle-run is weirdly satisfying—and of course, the first thing you do is hunt for honey. Clássico.

The levels are these bright, storybook-style areas with simple puzzles (think: pushing logs to cross rivers or hopping on Tigger's back to reach high spots). Piglet gets stuck in a tree, Rabbit's garden's a mess—it's all very low-stakes but weirdly cozy. The music's got that gentle, plinky soundtrack that makes it feel like you're playing inside an old VHS tape of the cartoons.

It's not hard, but there's something nice about how it doesn't try to be. Just Pooh bumbling around, helping friends, and occasionally getting distracted by a bee. If you ever watched the show as a kid, it's pure nostalgia. Even the way Eeyore sighs when you talk to him is perfect.

Definitely a game to play when you want something sweet and simple.