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Eurofighter Typhoon

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31%Game Brain Score
story, music
graphics, gameplay
31% User Score Based on 101 reviews

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Eurofighter Typhoon is a single player simulation game. It was developed by Rage Software and was released on May 1, 2014. It received negative reviews from players.

Eurofighter Typhoon is a combat flight simulation game, where players can experience the thrill of flying a modern air superiority fighter. The game features realistic flight models, various mission types, and a wide range of customization options for the aircraft. Players can take on enemies in fierce air-to-air battles, or engage in ground attacks, providing a challenging and immersive experience for flight simulation enthusiasts.

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31%
Audience ScoreBased on 101 reviews
story5 positive mentions
atmosphere3 negative mentions
  • The game features a unique dynamic campaign where players control a squad of six pilots, each with distinct personalities and strengths, adding depth to the gameplay.
  • The graphics, particularly the atmospheric depiction of Iceland and the detailed aircraft models, create an immersive experience that captures the essence of modern jet combat.
  • The simplified controls and accessible gameplay make it easy for newcomers to enjoy the thrill of dogfighting without getting bogged down by complex flight mechanics.
  • The game suffers from significant technical issues, including frequent crashes, difficulty launching through Steam, and a lack of a comprehensive manual or tutorial, making it frustrating for players.
  • Many players find the flight controls clunky and unresponsive, leading to a disjointed gameplay experience that detracts from the overall enjoyment.
  • The pacing of the campaign can be slow, with long stretches of downtime between missions, which disrupts the momentum and engagement of the gameplay.
  • story
    34 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's story centers around a dynamic war scenario where players control a group of pilots during a Russian invasion of Iceland, emphasizing urgency and real-time mission planning. While the campaign mechanics and pilot interactions add depth, the narrative lacks traditional storytelling elements, leading to long downtimes and a somewhat disjointed experience. Overall, the game offers an interesting premise but struggles with execution, leaving some players feeling disconnected from the story.

    • “That scenario provides immediate stakes, and from the opening missions, the game makes clear that it values urgency and momentum more than technical procedure.”
    • “It attempted to modernize the flight sim by reducing barriers to entry, streamlining controls, and adding human drama through pilot profiles and campaign storytelling.”
    • “The campaign mechanics are very interesting; you control a group of 6 pilots in Iceland during a Russian invasion (Tom Clancy style). You can choose a pilot to control and switch to another pilot at any moment, which is useful because there are simultaneous missions.”
    • “Because the dynamic war system aims to create realism, long stretches of downtime often occur between significant missions, leaving players watching maps, waiting for deployments, or scanning informational briefings.”
    • “The game doesn't have a story of any kind, which isn't expected from a flight simulator, but I still feel the need to bring it up for potential buyers.”
    • “Graphics are terrible, you're not sure what you are doing (mostly when asked to choose 6 pilots...) then you have to wait for one to have a mission, got debriefed before you can start piloting some weirdly unresponsive aircraft.”
  • graphics
    18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics of the game evoke a nostalgic 90s aesthetic, with weather effects and missile trails enhancing the war-in-progress atmosphere, though many users note significant graphical issues such as low resolution, blurriness, and errors like planes flying through mountains. While some appreciate the retro charm, others criticize the overall quality, likening it to outdated titles and expressing frustration with crashes related to graphic settings. Overall, the visuals are seen as a mixed bag, with gameplay often overshadowing the graphical shortcomings.

    • “Weather cycles, lighting changes, smoke plumes, and missile trails contribute to a war-in-progress aesthetic that remains compelling even decades later.”
    • “Although it uses the engine from Did's Wargasm, which played down close to the ground, Eurofighter's graphics look every bit as good as those of Did's past flight sims.”
    • “The graphics reminded me of Ace Combat 3: Electrosphere.”
    • “No voices in cutscenes, shoddy graphics and graphical errors (planes flying through mountains)”
    • “The internal cockpit graphics are blurry and low-res against the detailed terrain.”
    • “Also, the graphics are on par with a Win98 game.”
  • gameplay
    12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay is a mixed experience, offering a streamlined approach that may appeal to casual players but lacks the depth and mechanical expressiveness desired by hardcore flight simulation enthusiasts. While the campaign features interesting mechanics, such as controlling multiple pilots during simultaneous missions, the user interface can be cryptic, and some gameplay elements, like missile accuracy and control options, may frustrate players. Overall, it provides a few hours of engaging gameplay, but may not satisfy those seeking long-term mastery.

    • “Don't worry about the dated graphics - the gameplay is what makes this.”
    • “The campaign mechanics are very interesting; you control a group of 6 pilots in Iceland during a Russian invasion (Tom Clancy style). You can choose a pilot to control and switch to another pilot at any moment, which is useful because there are simultaneous missions. This can be overwhelming at first but is simple.”
    • “The gameplay is a little complicated in my opinion, even after reading the manual. The success rate of the guided missiles is low even against non-moving targets. It is possible to control the fighter with the mouse, but I think this is too inconvenient in the dogfight, and in addition, you don't have rudder control.”
    • “The result is a hybrid experience—easier to grasp than traditional simulators, yet not mechanically expressive enough to satisfy players seeking long-term mastery.”
    • “But unless you want to learn the gameplay the hard way, this game isn't for you.”
    • “Gameplay is hidden beneath a cryptic user interface.”
  • atmosphere
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's atmosphere is praised for its distinct and immersive depiction of Iceland's windswept terrain and volcanic landscapes, creating a strong sense of place. However, it faces criticism for repetitive elements and the impact of TV reports, which detract from the overall experience.

    • “For its era, Iceland’s windswept terrain, volcanic rock formations, and frigid coastlines feel distinct and atmospheric, giving the campaign a strong sense of place.”
    • “Its reception reflects that middle ground: admired for ambition, memorable atmosphere, and unique structure, yet frequently critiqued for repetition, downtime, and limited simulation fidelity.”
    • “The TV reports give a huge handicap to the game's atmosphere.”
    • “The overall ambiance feels flat and uninspired.”
    • “There is a lack of immersive elements that detract from the atmosphere.”
  • music
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music in the game is highly praised for its immersive quality, enhancing the overall experience during missions with a captivating soundtrack.

    • “The missions are very immersive, enhanced by a captivating soundtrack and music.”
    • “The music perfectly complements the gameplay, creating an unforgettable atmosphere.”
    • “Each track in the game adds depth to the experience, making every moment feel alive.”
  • stability
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users indicate that stability issues may arise, and they recommend visiting forums for troubleshooting assistance.

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Eurofighter Typhoon is a simulation game.

Eurofighter Typhoon is available on PC and Windows.

Eurofighter Typhoon was released on May 1, 2014.

Eurofighter Typhoon was developed by Rage Software.

Eurofighter Typhoon has received negative reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its graphics.

Eurofighter Typhoon is a single player game.

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