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In Eurofighter Typhoon, you lead six unique pilots in a real-time simulator to defend Iceland from a Russian invasion. With NATO absent, utilize Typhoon aircraft to complete missions and prevent World War III in an engaging narrative-driven experience.
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Release Date

02 May, 2014

Publisher/Developer

Rage Software, Funbox Media Ltd

Reviews

Steam: 36.36% positive (28/77)
Metacritic: 69/100

System Requirements

Minimum:
  • OS *: Windows XP/Vista/7
  • Processor: P 226 or Better
  • Memory: 64 MB RAM
  • Graphics: 8 MB Graphics Card or Better

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Eurofighter Typhoon description

Eurofighter Typhoon

In Eurofighter Typhoon, players step into the cockpit of the advanced Eurofighter aircraft, engaging in intense aerial combat above Iceland as Russian troops launch an invasion. With NATO seemingly abandoning Iceland, the remaining ICEFOR forces rely on a handful of new Typhoon jets manned by highly skilled pilots.

This real-time simulator from Rage Software places you in control of six unique pilots, each possessing distinct abilities that can turn the tide in battle. Your mission is to utilize these skills strategically to achieve various objectives and thwart the aggressive incursion.

Immerse yourself in a captivating storyline filled with challenging missions as you work to prevent the escalation of conflict into World War III. The fate of the region rests in your hands, and as you adapt to the evolving battlefield conditions, your decisions will pave the way for both aerial supremacy and the survival of Iceland.