Cannon fodder

《Cannon Fodder》 originally achieved great success on the Amiga and was subsequently ported to multiple platforms such as SNES, Genesis, and PC. The game is divided into multiple stages, with each stage containing several levels. Players typically control a small squad of two to four soldiers in each level. Gameplay controls are simple and intuitive, with clicks used to control soldiers' movement direction and firing targets. Despite the simple controls, the level design is extremely intricate and challenging. Players need to precisely plan their routes, utilize cover, and manage their soldiers' health and ammunition (grenades and rockets). The game's most prominent feature is its anti-war satirical theme. Every new recruit starts with a new name and zero rank. Once killed in action, their name is permanently etched onto a tombstone on the base screen, emphasizing the fragility and expendability of life in war.