The down votes aren't wrong. But, it reminded me of a few of my friends in elementary school...the sorta nerdy ones, that liked to draw, but didn't have the extra lunch money for brownies and snacks...every now and then, we would have an extra nickle, or dime, or if we were really high-rolling, a quarter. Anyway, us poor trailer park nerd kids never had enough for those awesome .50 cent brownies at lunch time, but discovered that if we drew a cool enough picture, someone would give us a nickle or dime...rarely, if it was *sweet* enough, a quarter for it. Doing that, drawing and selling pictures in the very limited and fickle capitalist market of 5th grade elementary, even us poor kids with at least an ounce of artistic ability could, every few days, get one of those damned elusive but tasty brownies at lunch time.
And I guess that's what this game is, as near as I can tell. A picture, drawn by a dude as cool as it could be, on the way to that brownie. The graphics are satisfyingly retro, the music is relaxing, the (story?) is ambiguous, it's short, and it is what it is. I got paid .25 cents for a crappy picture of Raphael kicking Shredder in the face back in 1990. I paid .49 cents for this little game in 2019, AND it has music. I'm totally fine with the exchange, especially compared to some of the *other* .50 cent "games" out there, that aren't even pretty to look at. Have a brownie on me, bro.