- May 1, 2014
- Rage Software
Eurofighter Typhoon
Platforms
About
"Eurofighter Typhoon" is an action-packed simulator game where you fly the famous Eurofighter plane to defend Iceland against Russian troops. As a commander of 6 pilots, you will engage in various missions to prevent the outbreak of World War III. With simplified steering and stunning visuals, the game is accessible to beginners while still offering a challenge to hardcore players. Immerse yourself in a thrilling scenario with realistic radio news updates and varied objectives.









- The game offers a nostalgic experience for those who played it in the early 2000s.
- The dynamic campaign and pilot management system provide an interesting gameplay mechanic.
- Once configured correctly, the game can be enjoyable and has some immersive missions.
- The game is plagued by technical issues, including crashes, poor resolution, and lack of fullscreen support.
- There is a steep learning curve due to inadequate tutorials and confusing controls.
- Many players report that the game is unplayable on modern systems without extensive troubleshooting.
story
29 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story revolves around a Russian invasion of Iceland, where players control a group of six pilots and engage in missions that impact the territory's defense. While the concept of managing multiple pilots and customizing mission plans adds depth, the execution suffers from a lack of engaging narrative and frustrating gameplay mechanics, leading to mixed reviews on its overall storytelling effectiveness. Despite some immersive elements, many players find the story underwhelming and the campaign mechanics cumbersome.
“It does bring something new to the aircraft game genre in that you control several individual pilots at the same time, in real time, while also experiencing a somewhat interesting story through news broadcasts on the remote island of Iceland.”
“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.”
“Successful missions beat back the Russian forces one territory at a time.”
“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.”
“I wish it would look better and didn't have that interface so we got to choose how we want to play instead of random missions we're allowed to drop in; I wish I could recommend it, but I just can't.”