Green Beret (released as Rush’n Attack in some regions) on the Commodore 64 is a side-scrolling, one-hit-death commando run where you play a knife-wielding special forces soldier infiltrating enemy bases to rescue POWs. You sprint across military compounds, bridges, train yards, and missile sites, stabbing your way through endless guards while dodging bullets, grenades, and attack dogs, occasionally grabbing limited-use weapons like rocket launchers or flamethrowers from fallen foes. With tight time limits, brutal difficulty, and no health bar—just instant death and a few lives—it’s a pure old-school arcade conversion: fast, unforgiving, and all about pattern learning and razor-sharp reflexes as you push a little farther into enemy territory each run.