- November 16, 2010
- Gaijin Entertainment
Apache: Air Assault
If you always wanted a game like Battlefield: Bad Company but only choppers, you're wish has come true with Apache: Air Assault. In the game where you are always flying a helicopter and this flight simulator has gone into some great detail with the choppers.
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Apache: Air Assault features more than 16 multi-stage missions involving air and ground strike operations off the coast of Africa, the mountains of the Middle East and the jungles of Central America, each meticulously created using high resolution map data from real-world satellite photography. Apache helicopters are some of the most sophisticated combat aircraft on the planet - the player gets to…




- The game features a highly realistic helicopter flight simulation with detailed controls and physics, providing a rewarding challenge for players.
- Graphics and explosive gameplay are impressive, with visuals on par with popular titles like Call of Duty, enhancing the overall experience.
- Co-op modes are engaging, allowing players to work together as pilot and gunner, which adds depth and fun to the gameplay.
- The learning curve is steep, especially in realistic mode, making it difficult for players to master the controls without significant practice.
- Some players find the controls frustrating when using standard controllers, suggesting that a joystick is almost necessary for an enjoyable experience.
- Mission difficulty can be unbalanced, with some missions being nearly impossible to complete, leading to frustration for players.
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18 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is set against diverse backdrops, including South America and Eastern Europe, featuring creative missions inspired by real-world events like "Black Hawk Down." However, the lack of dialogue and narrative depth leaves the experience feeling somewhat dull, despite the engaging mission variety and squad-based gameplay. Players appreciate the challenge of missions but note that some can be nearly impossible, requiring multiple attempts to succeed.
“Campaign mode: very creative, overtones of South America, Somalia including a 'Black Hawk Down' mission and pirates at sea, and Eastern Europe.”
“The missions vary and are challenging and fun.”
“It's fun to wreak havoc, but after two or three missions you have to be a freaking expert, even on training mode.”
“I guess I need to buy a joystick...? There is absolutely no story dialogue, which makes the game dull.”
“Those games are years older than this game and provided a much better feel for flying a helicopter, plus gave a decent story to follow.”
“It's fun to wreak havoc, but after two or three missions, you have to be a freaking expert, even on training mode.”
Apache: Air Assault Review
If you always wanted a game like Battlefield: Bad Company but only choppers, you're wish has come true with Apache: Air Assault. In the game where you are always flying a helicopter and this flight simulator has gone into some great detail with the choppers.
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