Line of Fire on the Sega Master System is one of those old-school shooters that somehow feels both clunky and weirdly satisfying. You jump right into this top-down warzone where bullets fly everywhere, and your first thought is probably "how do I even dodge this?" But after a few deaths, you start getting the rhythm—ducking behind cover, timing your shots, and praying you don't run out of ammo.

It's got that classic arcade vibe where the action never really lets up, and the controls take a minute to get used to (because, let's be real, Master System controllers weren't exactly built for precision). Still, there's something about the chaos that keeps you hitting start over and over. The missions are short but brutal, and you'll definitely curse at the screen a few times before figuring out the enemy patterns.

If you're into retro shooters that don't hold your hand, this one's a solid time capsule. Just don't expect modern comforts like checkpoints or mercy.