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Enemy Engaged: Comanche vs Hokum
Enemy Engaged: Comanche vs Hokum

Enemy Engaged: Comanche vs Hokum

May 19, 2009

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Developer

Razorworks

Publisher

Strategy First

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$1.19$5.99-80%

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Pilot the devastating American RAH-66 Comanche or the infamous Russian Ka-52 Hokum in this exceptional realistic helicopter simulation. Fly Recon, Ground Strike, Combat Air Patrol missions and more, in the Taiwanese war for independence, a border dispute in Yemen and an explosive terrorist hotspot in Lebanon.

Comanche vs. Hokum is a tandem product with Apache vs. Havoc- if you own both you can play any mission in any helicopters- including multiplayer!

Fly realistic mission as pilot or gunner. Designed for low level combat, the 3D engine includes day/night cycling weather effects, intelligent wingman and air/artillery support.

Full game title: Enemy Engaged: RAH-66 Comanche versus Ka-52 Hokum
  • Fully simulated RAH-66 Comanche and Ka-52 Hokum attack choppers
  • An underlying, non-linear and constantly evolving conflict, fought by AI-controlled units
  • The feeling of being just one cog in a big war machine

  • Fully simulated RAH-66 Comanche and Ka-52 Hokum attack choppers

  • An underlying, non-linear and constantly evolving conflict, fought by AI-controlled units

  • The feeling of being just one cog in a big war machine

Price facts

Historical low$1.19Jul 18, 2026

Details

ReleasedMay 19, 2009
DeveloperRazorworks
Publisher
Strategy First