Guerilla War is a childhood standby for a lot of us who grew up with the NES. It is a top-down shooter game in the same vein as Commando or Jackel and allows one or two guerillas fight a massive army of soldiers to overthrow the evil dictator of the island.

Guerilla War gives you two weapons: Grenades and a handheld gun. As you progress you find different weapons, from machine guns, to missiles, to flamethrowers to give you a leg up against your opponents. You can even operate a tank for short periods of time before they are destroyed.

The game consists of several different levels where you fight in rice paddies, city streets, sewers, towns, and even a minecart. You have to kill enemies while saving prisoners. You can also shoot chickens and pigs for extra points.

OVERALL: Guerilla War is a solid trip down memory lane. It won't hold up against other newer generation games but it is still plenty of fun with a lot of explosives. The graphics and sound are decent and you can imagine people using their mouths to make the pshhew! sounds of some of the guns. The music is high-tempo and makes you fight onward to free the island of the terrible General. You can play once or twice and really be satisfied with the experience. The game is not particulary deep but it's worth playing a few rounds. It's straight-forward with a weak AI enemy so you can mow them down. They run in the same patterns and you can figure out who's coming from where after a while.

Guerilla War allows you to go forth and emancipate! Free the people!

Tried this one out. For a "Commando" style game your player moves surprisingly fast!
A few minutes of fun,
Viva la revolucion!