Lilo & Stitch is a side-scrolling video game developed by Digital Eclipse for the Game Boy Advance (GBA) platform, released in 2002. The story of the game follows the plot of the highly successful animated Disney movie of the same name. Players navigate their character, Experiment 626 (also known as Stitch), through various levels on his journey to rescue his best friend Lilo from the evil Gantu. The gameplay is divided into several stages including chase sequences, simple combat, and platforming. In addition to being able to jump, climb, and clamber their way through the diverse Hawaiian locales, Stitch can use a variety of weapons to deal with enemies.

Lilo & Stitch (GBA) won players over with its charming art style that imitated the look and feel of its cinematic counterpart, bringing the heartwarming tale of an unlikely friendship to gamers in an engaging and interactive form. While the game did not redefine the platforming genre or make a significant impact on gaming history, its success was marked by its ability to accurately portray the film’s narrative and characters in a fun, playable format. It demonstrated the potential of the GBA to handle well-crafted movie adaptations, leaving a mark on licensed video games during its era.