Ever tried to outrun a piano falling on your head? That’s basically the first five minutes of Tom and Jerry: The Movie on the Sega Master System. You’re either Tom or Jerry (obviously), and the whole game feels like one of those classic cartoon chases—except now you’re the one getting smacked with a frying pan or dodging mouse traps.

The levels are straight out of the show—kitchens, gardens, even a creepy attic full of dust and surprises. Jerry’s tiny, so you’ll squeeze through mouse holes, while Tom’s bigger but somehow still ends up on the wrong side of a rake to the face. It’s janky in that old-school way, but honestly, that just adds to the chaos. You’ll either love it or throw the controller after the third time a falling anvil ruins your perfect run.

If you grew up watching these two idiots wreck each other’s lives, it’s worth a play just for the nostalgia. Just don’t expect deep strategy—it’s pure, dumb fun.