K. Hawk: Survival Instinct

K. Hawk: Survival Instinct (2002)

by Similis Software, JoWooD Productions Software
Genres:Shooter
Themes:Action
Game modes:Single player
Story:The player takes on the role of Kitty Hawk, a helicopter pilot who is shot down on an island in the Pacific. After her boyfriend is killed, Kitty must survive on the island and find the person responsible for the attack. She is armed with only a pistol and must rely on stealth and cunning to avoid detection.Show more
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