Secret Command is one of those classic Sega Master System shooters that feels like a stripped-down Commando with a bit more polish. You're dropped into jungle levels blasting waves of soldiers, dodging grenades, and occasionally hopping into a helicopter for some aerial chaos. The controls are simple—just run and shoot—but the enemy patterns get surprisingly tricky after the first couple stages.

What I like is how the game doesn’t waste time: you’re in the action within seconds, and the pacing keeps you moving forward even when you’re getting swarmed. The graphics are decent for the system, with little details like exploding barrels and enemies diving for cover. It’s not the deepest shooter out there, but it’s solid for a quick blast of 8-bit mayhem.