Alright, so this is one of those classic Sega Master System light gun games—you know, the kind where you point your phaser at the screen and hope your CRT TV doesn’t glitch out. It’s split into three modes, and honestly, they’re all pretty different.

Marksman Shooting is your standard target practice—clay pigeons, bullseyes, that kind of thing. Trap Shooting’s a bit faster, with stuff flying at you from all angles. But Safari Hunt? That’s the weird one. You’re just blasting ducks and rabbits while this weirdly intense music plays in the background. The graphics are about what you’d expect from 80s Sega—blocky but weirdly charming.

It’s not exactly deep, but if you’ve got a working light gun and a craving for some old-school shooting gallery action, it’s a solid way to kill an afternoon. Just don’t expect Call of Duty.