Biox was a developer that never made waves with their output, but Samurai Kid, their final release in 2001, is proof they had potential. Released exclusively on the Game Boy Color in Japan, it’s a puzzle platformer with a focus on manipulating enemies and environments in order to solve puzzles, much like Klonoa or Wario Land. It’s also a visual showpiece, containing some of the smoothest animation on the platform with delightfully large and colorful sprites to accompany them. Interestingly enough, this game is extremely similar to Biox’s previous effort, Daiku no Gen-san: Kachikachi no Tonkachi ga Kachi, to the point that it could easily be considered a spiritual sequel.