M&M's Minis Madness

About

You play as one of four M&M characters tasked with stopping tiny troublemakers from ruining a candy factory. Each hero has a distinct ability Blue swims, Green kisses enemies into submission, Yellow jumps极高, and Red spins to smash obstacles. The game throws 12 levels your way filled with hazards and Mini hordes. You can swap between characters on the fly to tackle puzzles or bypass obstacles your current choice can't handle. Platforming, combat, and quick thinking mix into a straightforward challenge where knowing when to switch matters more than raw button mashing. The Game Boy Color version leans into simple but tight controls and bright visuals that fit the candy-themed setting. While the 2001 release date shows its age compared to modern games, the core loop of character-specific problem solving holds up. Single player only, but the 12 levels offer a brisk run that most casual gamers can finish in an afternoon. The publisher and developer don’t have a huge catalog, but this entry feels like a polished niche title for its era.