Bonanza Bros. is one of those weirdly charming Sega Master System games where you play as a pair of cartoon thieves sneaking through buildings, dodging guards, and grabbing loot. The controls are simple—just move, jump, and hide—but the guards have these ridiculous patrol patterns that keep you guessing. One second you're tiptoeing past a snoozing cop, the next you're scrambling to duck behind a potted plant before he turns around.

The pixel art has that classic '90s arcade vibe, all bright colors and exaggerated animations, especially when you get caught and the brothers go flying offscreen in a panic. And the music? Stuck in my head for years. It’s not some deep stealth sim—more like a puzzle where you figure out the best route while guards wander in dumb but unpredictable ways. Mess up, and you’ll restart the floor, but it never feels unfair.

If you’ve got nostalgia for this era or just want something quick and silly, it’s a blast. Just don’t expect to take it too seriously—these guys are basically burglars with the grace of cartoon characters.