COMANCHE 4 GAME
COMANCHE 4 The first two games in NovaLogic’s Comanche series were flight simulations in the loosest sense of the word. However, Comanche 3 tried to please the hard-core crowd as well. In the series’ fourth installment, NovaLogic has gone back to what it does best–making flight sims with as much bang-per-flight-minute as possible.
Although it can be classified as a flight simulation, Comanche 4 really isn’t a simulation of anything, except perhaps what it would be like if aliens were to land in your front yard in craft shaped like an advanced US Army helicopter and if the US Army were to let you fly this craft on many adventures. Departing controlled flight in Comanche 4 is nearly impossible unless you actually crash into something.
The flight model is billed as being “scalable,” but this really only means that you can toggle two advanced options: slip control and limited cyclic range. (The manual refers to pilot-induced oscillations, but this does not appear in the game.) Neither one of these affects the flight model very much.
The avionics are similarly sparse, and in lieu of different weapons modes, you simply select your weapons via the keyboard, let the computer target the threats for you, and fire away. The game seems to be designed for play in first- or third-person mode, since the cockpit view is extremely restricted, sparse, and serves no real purpose, especially when suspension of disbelief isn’t possible.
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:
OS:Windows xp,vista / 7
Processor:800 Megahertz Ghz
Memory:256 megabytes(MB)
Hard Disk:500 mehabytes
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