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Simulation

Gunship!

published by Retroism

28 March 2000Teen14
PCWindows

Reader score

7.3/ 10

8 votes

Where to get it

Trailer

Gallery

32

Screenshots

Key art

About

This is the direct sequel to Gunship 2000, a fondly-remembered title from the early 90s. Once more you jump into an helicopter and try to save innocent lives, in a World War 3 scenario between NATO and Russia. Helicopters you can fly include the AH-64D Apache, Westland Apache, Eurocopter Tiger and Mil-28 Havoc.

The missions take place in different regions of the earth, and each of them is detailed on a small scale - you can make out each single tree of the woods. The game can be customised for a more arcade-like or simulation-based feel, and with head-to-head and co-operative multiplayer modes.

Ways to play

Modes

Single playerMultiplayer

Languages

2 languages, with audio, subtitles and interface
Languageaudiosubtitlesinterface
English—
German—

Game details

Business Model

Commercial

Supported Systems/Models

x86 (32-bit)

Media Type

CD-ROM, Download

Sound Capabilities

Dolby Surround

Input Devices Supported/Optional

Keyboard, Mouse

Controller Types Supported

Analog Joystick

Multiplayer Options

Internet, LAN, Modem, Null-modem cable

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Multi-player, Single-player

System requirements

Min. CPU Class Required

Intel Pentium II

Min. OS Class Required

Windows 95

Min. RAM Required

32 MB

Min. DirectX Version Required

DirectX 7.0

Min. CD-ROM Drive Speed Required

4X (600 KB/s)

Min. Video Memory Required

2 MB

Video Modes Supported

Full screen

Video Resolutions Supported

640×480, 1024×768

Box art

Also known as

Gunship III: Rock The Blue — Working title

Gunship: Rock the Bloc — Shorter tagline title

Gunship: Rock the Block — Tagline title

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Facts

Publisher

Retroism

Released

28 March 2000

Platforms

PCWindows

Age ratings

ESRBTeenUSK16ACBG8+ELSPA11+

Standing

Top 26% by 24hr peak players

Tags

1st-personDirect controlHelicopterEuropeWar