Buster Brothers on Game Boy is one of those games that looks simple until you actually play it. You’ve got this little dude with a harpoon, and all you do is pop bubbles—sounds easy, right? Then the screen fills up with them bouncing everywhere, and suddenly you’re scrambling to aim while dodging the bigger ones that’ll knock you out if they land on you.

The levels get wild fast—some have weird gravity, others split bubbles into smaller ones when you hit them, and the timer’s always ticking down. I remember getting stuck on this jungle stage where the bubbles moved in unpredictable arcs, and I kept missing shots like an idiot. But when you finally clear a tough screen, it’s weirdly satisfying.

It’s got that classic Game Boy charm—no frills, just solid, slightly frustrating fun. Perfect for quick sessions or if you’re into old-school arcade-style challenges. Just don’t blame me when you get obsessed with beating your high score.