《Guerrilla War》（日文名《ゲバラ》，台灣常稱「古巴戰爭」或「革命英雄」）是由SNK於1987年推出街機版，並在1988年移植至FC紅白機（Famicom / NES）的經典俯瞰式射擊遊戲。以其流暢的操作手感與強烈的戰場節奏，在當年眾多射擊遊戲中脫穎而出，成為8位元時代的重要代表作品之一。

在劇情設定上，以1956年的古巴革命為靈感藍本。玩家將化身為兩位歷史上的革命領袖——切·格瓦拉與菲德爾·卡斯特羅，目標是推翻由富爾亨西奧·巴蒂斯塔統治的獨裁政權，帶領人民走向解放。整體敘事帶有濃厚的現實政治色彩。不過在美版NES中，因冷戰時期的敏感背景，相關歷史與人物設定被全面修改，改為兩名無名士兵對抗虛構國家的獨裁者，使遊戲呈現出截然不同的敘事包裝。

在操作與玩法方面，承襲《怒》(Ikari Warriors)的垂直捲軸射擊架構，但在流暢度與節奏上有顯著進化。玩家需要在密集的敵軍火力中持續推進，並在每個關卡尾聲迎戰強力的首領敵人，整體節奏緊湊而充滿壓迫感。遊戲中加入人質救援系統，玩家若成功解救人質可獲得高分獎勵，但若誤傷人質則會被扣分，這項設計大幅提升了射擊精準度與判斷力的要求。此外，關卡中還能取得多種武器強化，例如不同射程與威力的子彈類型，甚至可以駕駛坦克進行突擊，大幅提升火力與推進效率。這類載具與爽快破壞感的設計，後來也被視為Metal Slug系列的重要靈感來源之一。

在市場評價方面，本作被廣泛認為是FC平台上最優秀的街機移植作品之一。其畫面表現、操作流暢度與戰鬥節奏在當時達到極高水準，成功還原街機版的核心魅力。同時，相較於同期許多難度極端嚴苛的動作遊戲，在火力配置與續關設計上更為友善，使玩家能在高壓戰鬥中仍保有一定的掌控感與爽快感。儘管因政治與文化因素在不同地區呈現出不同版本，但其以「革命」為主題的鮮明風格，加上人質救援與載具戰鬥等特色機制，讓它在射擊遊戲發展史上留下不可忽視的一席之地。

Guerrilla War (known in Japanese as Guevara and often referred to as Guerrilla War or Revolution Hero) is a classic top-down shooter developed by SNK. Originally released in arcades in 1987 and later ported to the Famicom (NES) in 1988, the game stood out among its peers with its smooth controls and intense battlefield pacing, becoming a notable title of the 8-bit era.

The game’s story is inspired by the Cuban Revolution of 1956. Players take on the roles of two real historical figures—Che Guevara and Fidel Castro—as they fight to overthrow the dictatorship of Fulgencio Batista and liberate the nation. The narrative carries strong political undertones rooted in real history. However, due to Cold War sensitivities, the NES version released in the United States removed all references to Cuba and real individuals, replacing them with two unnamed soldiers fighting against a fictional dictator in an unnamed country.

In terms of gameplay, Guerrilla War builds upon the vertical scrolling run-and-gun style of Ikari Warriors, but significantly improves its fluidity and pacing. Players must advance through waves of enemy fire while engaging in constant combat, culminating in boss battles at the end of each stage. A key feature is the hostage rescue system: saving hostages rewards players with bonus points, while accidentally harming them results in penalties, adding a layer of precision and risk to the shooting mechanics. Throughout the game, players can collect various weapon upgrades and even take control of tanks, greatly enhancing firepower and mobility. This combination of heavy firepower and vehicle-based combat would later influence the design of the Metal Slug series.

Critically, Guerrilla War is widely regarded as one of the finest arcade-to-console ports on the Famicom. Its strong visual presentation, responsive controls, and fast-paced combat were considered top-tier for the platform at the time. Compared to many notoriously difficult action games of its era, it offered a more balanced experience with satisfying firepower and accessible continues. Despite regional differences caused by political context, its revolutionary theme, hostage mechanics, and vehicle gameplay secured its place as a memorable and influential title in the history of shooting games.