Green Beret

Green Beret overview and version notes

Released by Konami in 1985 under the name Rush'n Attack in the US, Green Beret is a classic 1980s arcade run 'n gun that defined single-soldier infiltration missions. You play a lone special forces operative progressing from barbed wire frontlines through prisoner camps and enemy bases, relying on your combat knife unless you can grab a better weapon. Green Beret is a Classic Arcade entry prepared for browser play, with platform, controls, and play context worth checking before launch.

• Green Beret platform notes
  Green Beret is a Classic Arcade entry prepared for browser play, with platform, controls, and play context worth checking before launch. The strongest visible context is the Classic Arcade platform and its general play style. Emulator core: arcade.
• Pure Knife-and-Gun Arcade Action
  The main weapon is a combat knife for stabbing soldiers up close, but you can trigger rockets or grab a limited-fire flamethrower from downed enemies—a fantastic balance of risk and reward.
• Striking Cold-War Aesthetic
  Green-brown pixel landscapes depict battlefields with stark industrial fencing, prisoner cages, and deep backgrounds featuring distant helicopters. There's a tangible tension in that 80s military pixel art.
• Master the Rhythm of Assault
  Success comes not from speed-running but understanding each section's pattern. From soldiers who drop grenades on death to guards throwing kicks after a timed jump, learning enemy cycles is more important than raw reflexes.