Ever played a game where you control six identical troublemakers at once? Osomatsu-kun Hachamecha Gekijou throws you straight into the chaos of the Matsuno brothers’ world—think running through shopping districts causing mayhem, dodging angry shopkeepers, and occasionally whacking each other with random objects. The pixel art nails that classic anime look, and the soundtrack’s got this weirdly catchy carnival vibe.

At first, keeping track of all six brothers feels like herding cats, but once you get the hang of switching between them mid-chaos, it clicks. Some stages have you tossing watermelons at rivals, others turn into bizarre mini-games—one minute you’re racing, the next you’re in a food fight. It’s janky in that old-school way where the unpredictability is half the fun.

Honestly, it’s one of those games that makes more sense if you grew up with the anime, but even if you didn’t, there’s something charming about its sheer randomness. Just don’t expect anything deep—it’s pure, dumb nostalgia with a side of sibling brawls.