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Dodge flying watermelons and angry duck parades in this chaotic GBA gem—one wrong move and everything collapses around you. Simple controls, pure madness, and that "just one more try" pull when you faceplant into a random anvil.

Developer: Caravan
Genre: Adventure
Released: 2002
File size: 2.42 KB
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Game Overview

Ever dug through old Game Boy Advance games and found something weirdly brilliant? Zettai Zetsumei Den Chara Suji-San is exactly that—a Japanese oddball where you’re constantly one misstep away from disaster. The screen fills with flying objects, collapsing scenery, and nonsense hazards (why is there a rolling watermelon?), and your only job is to not die in increasingly ridiculous ways.

The controls are dead simple—just move and jump—but the chaos escalates fast. One second you’re dodging falling anvils, the next you’re hopping over a parade of angry ducks. The pixel art has this rough, energetic charm, like a manga scribbled in the margins of a textbook. And yeah, it’s absolutely the kind of game where you’ll fail spectacularly, laugh, and immediately hit retry.

If you’ve ever lost hours to WarioWare’s micro-madness or the precision chaos of Rhythm Tengoku, this one’s got the same vibe. It’s short, loud, and feels like it was made by someone who drank too much coffee. Not easy to find these days, but if you spot it, grab it.

Game Boy Advance
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