Bomber Boy is that classic Game Boy gem where you’re just a little guy running around mazes, dropping bombs like it’s your job—because, well, it is. The first few levels ease you in, teaching you how to time explosions so you don’t accidentally trap yourself (which I definitely did at least twice). But soon enough, you’re dodging enemies, blowing up walls for power-ups, and figuring out the perfect spots to plant bombs so everything collapses just right.

The pixel art’s got that old-school charm, and the controls are simple—just move and bomb. But don’t let that fool you; later levels get sneaky with enemy patterns and maze layouts. And yeah, it’s part of the Bomberman family, so if you’ve played those, you’ll feel right at home. If you haven’t, no sweat—it’s straightforward chaos with just enough strategy to keep you thinking.

Honestly, it’s one of those games where you tell yourself “one more level” and suddenly an hour’s gone. Bomber Boy’s the kind of portable blast-fest that still holds up.