Bonanza Brothers is one of those weird, charming Sega Genesis games that somehow makes stealing stuff feel wholesome. You play as Mobo and Robo, two goofy-looking thieves who sneak through mansions, banks, and museums, grabbing loot while dodging guards. The guards are hilariously oblivious—half the time they just walk right past you if you’re hiding behind a potted plant or crouched in a cabinet.

Each level plays out like a puzzle where you’ve got to figure out the best route to grab everything without getting caught. The controls are simple, but the tension ramps up when you’re one item away from clearing the stage and suddenly three guards are patrolling the hallway. The music’s got this bouncy, sneaky vibe that fits perfectly, and the pixel art is full of little details, like how the brothers freeze in place when a guard spots them, eyes bulging in panic.

It’s not a long game, but it’s the kind of thing you’ll replay just to see if you can pull off a perfect heist. If you like stealth games but don’t want something punishingly hard, this is a great pick. Just don’t blame me when you start humming the theme music for days.