Play Beavis and Butt-Head (USA, Europe) Online

I picked up Beavis and Butt-Head for Game Boy back in 1998, a time when licensed games were everywhere and you never quite knew what you were getting. GT Interactive published it, and it was one of those portable titles that tried to capture the spirit of the show without a lot of frills. It wasn't trying to be a big adventure; it was just Beavis and Butt-Head on a small screen, which felt about right for the hardware.

You control both characters, switching between them to solve simple puzzles and get past obstacles. The goal is to find tickets to a GWAR concert, which means moving through suburban environments, avoiding hazards, and hitting things (or people) that get in your way. The gameplay involves a lot of screen-by-screen exploration, some basic combat with punches, and switching characters to use their limited abilities—Butt-Head can push objects, Beavis can fit into small spaces. It's not a hard game, but the controls are a little stiff and the action is repetitive. Playing it feels like wandering through a low-effort afternoon with these two; you're not achieving much, but it's mildly entertaining in a brain-off kind of way.