Play Green Eggs and Ham by Dr. Seuss Online

Okay, so Green Eggs and Ham on the GBA is basically Sam-I-Am’s relentless quest to make his picky friend try those weird green breakfast foods—but as a game. You’ll hop around Seuss’s wobbly, colorful world, solving little puzzles (like stacking books to reach high shelves) and playing mini-games that feel straight out of the book’s pages. The art style nails that scribbly, exaggerated Seuss look, right down to the way characters wobble when they walk.

It’s definitely aimed at younger kids, but there’s something weirdly satisfying about the whole thing if you’re a fan of the story. No hardcore platforming or tricky challenges here—just a silly, low-pressure adventure where the biggest obstacle is someone’s refusal to eat suspiciously colored food. I mean, come on, just take a bite already!

Honestly, half the fun is seeing all the little Seussian details crammed into the backgrounds. The game knows exactly what it is: a playful, interactive version of that one book you probably made your parents read way too many times.