Switchfire

So we sit at the helm of one of the available machines (helicopter, jeep, military cutter) and cut out taboos appearing at the top of the enemies' screen. If we can't do it alone, we engage a friend with similar interests in order to fight together, in cooperative mode, battles to death and life with mechanical scourge, earlier of course by determining the allocation of armaments. We have fifteen stages to complete (in three different "worlds": desert, rural and suburban), each to the brim filled with useful power-ups (triple shots, side cannons, guided missiles, etc.).), deadly enemies (e.g. tanks, fighters, armored vehicles - usually more than a hundred enemies on one map), and for dessert - a classic, giant and mega-hazardous boss, which we have to tear to pieces to advance to the next level. All the time we are accompanied by legible, classic, quasi-three-dimensional bird's eye view graphics, using a mass of modern effects and solutions. We play through a standard, intuitive interface, which, combined with simple, uncomplicated rules, makes this title very affordable. Additionally, the program is characterized by relatively low hardware requirements.

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