Werewolf vs. Comanche 2.0 (1995)
Genres:Simulator
Themes:Action
Game modes:Single player, Multiplayer
Story:The sequel to NovaLogic's Comanche is actually two games in one: Werewolf and Comanche 2.0. Both are action-based helicopter sims very similar to the original Comanche. A notable difference is that in some missions you are allowed to land and refill your helicopter with fuel and ammo. The only real difference between the two games is the helicopter you fly: either the RAH-66 Comanche or the Ka-50 Hokum. There's an option to link both games to play over a network.Show more
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❤️❤️❤️ My first simulator game! Knowing me being a big Fan of combat helicopters, my Dad bought it for me when he surprised the family with our very first PC...! ❤️❤️❤️
Starlink: Battle for Atlas - Deluxe EditionStart your adventure with the full first collection of the Starlink Fleet to defeat Grax with the Starlink: Battle for Atlas game, 6 Starships, 10 Pilots, and 15 Weapons included.
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In order to conquer the enemy castles, you will need many knights. To keep their morale up, you will need gold, and for the weapons you will need iron and coal. These raw materials are found in mines. The mines must be provided with food and the raw materials must be melted in a foundry.
The food supply is ensured by the fishermen and the farmers, but they need tools, as do all other workers. These tools are made by smiths. To build huts, houses, castles you will need construction materials and workers...Historical
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Train Train TrainTrain Train Train is a game about managing train networks in various smol cute 3d worlds. Lay down tracks, upgrade intersections and don't bonk the sheep. Do not be deceived, this game can be as tough as it is cute.New