Game Description
Take On Helicopters, also known simply as Take On Helicopters 2011, puts you in the pilot’s seat of a helicopter business. It’s more than just flying—you’re managing your own aerial company, juggling missions, budgets, and some pretty tricky controls. Whether you’re cruising over rainy Seattle or navigating war-torn Southeast Asia, the game offers a unique blend of flight simulation and strategic management. Ever tried multitasking this many blades in the air? It’s a ride.
What’s Take On Helicopters All About?
This PC game challenges you to master realistic rotor physics while handling various job types. You start running your family’s helicopter company and take on missions like rescue ops, transport contracts, and even military assignments. It’s about precision and timing more than flashy explosions.
Key Features
- Realistic Flight Controls: Feel every bump and tilt with authentic helicopter physics.
- Mission Variety: From carrying cargo to saving lives or military tasks—you pick.
- Economic Strategy: Keep your helos fueled, repaired, and your bank account in the black.
- Multiplayer Mode: Fly solo or compete with friends for high-flying bragging rights.
- Level Editor: Want to test your creativity? Build and share your own missions.
- User-Friendly Tutorials: Brand new? Don’t sweat it; the game eases you into it.
Why Bother Playing Take On Helicopters?
So, why should you give this a whirl? It’s one of the few games that balances simulation and management without making you feel buried in spreadsheets or controls. Need a challenge? You got it. If you’ve ever thought “I can fly better than this,” here’s your chance to prove it—or just crash trying. Lesson learned: always check fuel levels before taking off.
Final Thoughts
Take On Helicopters won’t hold your hand, but that’s part of the charm. The graphics use technology from the ArmA series, so things look decent without being overwhelming. If you’re into aviation and don’t mind putting in some effort to master the rotors, this title delivers a solid experience. Flying and managing a helicopter company has never been this hands-on—or this tricky.
System requirements
- Minimum:
- Processor: Core 2 Duo 2.4 GHz
- Graphics: 512 MB VRAM
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Disk space: 14 GB HDD
- Operating system: Windows XP/Vista/7
