Release Date: October 28, 2008
Twin Strike: Operation Thunder allows players to take control of a helicopter and, as in games of this type, to become a one-man army capable of saving humanity from an unknown danger.
Twin Strike: Operation Thunder is a low-budget arcade shooter that allows players to sit at the helicopter's helmets and break through the ranks of enemies. We play the role of a young recruits to a secret agency subordinate to the United Nations air force and defend humanity, which is threatened by undefined forces.
Our task is not the easiest one, because all operations must be carried out without violating international conventions or pacts. During the 20 missions prepared for us by the creators of the game, we will face both opponents attacking us from the ground, as well as enemy pilots. An interesting fact is that during the execution of the task we actually have two machines at our disposal (the title part of Twin), which can be briefly characterized by the words combat helicopter and transporter. In fact, it boils down to the fact that the first one has more firepower, speed and maneuverability, while the second one is more armored, so that it can withstand the enemy's attacks longer. Transporter can also collect bonuses (e.g. weaponry), combat helicopter is equipped with guided missiles. You can switch between the two machines on the fly, depending on your needs.
The developers of the game have implemented two control schemes - the first one using only the Wii remote control is intuitive and easy to learn, while the second one, in which we also use the included Nunchuk, requires a little more player's involvement, but offers more accurate control of the helicopter and the operation of the weapons installed on board.
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