Jungle Strike on the Genesis is one of those sequels that actually improves on the original—you’re still piloting a heavily armed chopper, but now the missions sprawl across cities, deserts, and yeah, jungles. The controls feel tight, and the pixel-art explosions when you nail a convoy never get old.

First mission drops you right into chaos: dodging SAM sites while rescuing hostages from a terrorist camp. The music’s all tense synth beats, and if you’re not careful, you’ll burn through your limited missiles real fast. Pro tip? Save the heavy firepower for the armored trucks—they don’t go down easy.

It’s got that classic ‘90s arcade vibe where every level throws something new at you, like a surprise speedboat chase or a skyscraper rooftop battle. Still holds up surprisingly well if you’re into old-school action games.