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Game Overview

Quest for Camelot on the Game Boy Color is one of those late '90s platformers that somehow flew under the radar—which is a shame, because it's way more fun than it had any right to be. You play as Kayley, swinging swords, dodging traps, and occasionally hopping on the back of a delightfully chaotic two-headed dragon. The pixel art has that warm, chunky GBC charm, and the levels actually feel like little adventures—one minute you're sneaking past guards, the next you're solving simple but satisfying puzzles to unlock the next area.

What surprised me was how much personality they squeezed into this tiny cartridge. Devon and Cornwall (the dragon) bicker constantly, the music nails that medieval-but-on-a-handheld vibe, and the combat, while simple, has just enough weight to make each hit feel good. It's not brutally hard, but some sections will test your patience in that classic '90s way—looking at you, spike pits. If you ever watched the movie as a kid (or just love colorful action platformers), this one's a solid little time capsule.