Bomber on the Genesis is one of those games that looks simple at first—just drop bombs, blow up walls, and take out enemies. But after a few levels, you realize there’s a weirdly satisfying rhythm to it. The mazes get trickier, enemies start swarming, and suddenly you’re frantically placing bombs while dodging your own explosions.

It’s got that classic early ‘90s feel—pixelated chaos, no hand-holding, and just enough challenge to make you mutter "one more try" under your breath. I love how the explosions chain-react sometimes, clearing half the screen if you time it right. And yeah, you’ll absolutely blow yourself up a few times before getting the hang of it.

If you’ve ever played the old Bomberman games, this one’s right in that same zone—simple, addictive, and way more strategic than it seems. Perfect for quick sessions or when you just want to wreck some blocky bad guys.