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Start with bare fists, busting out of a cell—next thing you know you're kicking grenades back at goons and praying to find a gun before the ammo runs out. That NES difficulty hits hard when you're back to punching armored dudes twice your size.

Developer: SNK
Genre: Action
Released: 1989
File size: 256 bytes
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Datsugoku: Prisoners of War came out for the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1989, developed and published by SNK. It was part of that wave of late 80s action games that didn't get a huge amount of attention but offered a specific, gritty kind of challenge for players who sought it out.

You control a prisoner of war who must fight through a heavily guarded enemy compound. The main objective is to escape by navigating the complex, screen by screen, while defeating guards and finding key items to unlock new areas. Your character starts with only his fists but can find weapons like pistols, machine guns, and grenades; ammo is limited, so you often have to switch back to melee combat. The pacing is tense and deliberate, with a high difficulty that punishes careless movement. It feels like a desperate, constant struggle for survival where every bullet counts.

Nintendo (NES)
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