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 Jungle Strike (PC)
Newest Review: ... barracks and factories, attacking them with missiles and a chaingun while stopping occasionally to winch up fuel drums, ... more  ... ammo-crates, hostages and missing-in-action friendlies.
The levels and missions are a lot more varied this time around, the first level requiring you to fend off an attack on an intricately-reconstructed Washington DC by Middle-Eastern terrorists, blowing up camper vans with RPG-armed gunmen protruding from their sunroofs, amongst other targets. Later levels see you taking out large tanks and heavy gun emplacements set around the perimeter of jungle-based compounds, and the game is highly polished with some great animation...more |
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Jungle Strike (PC): A polished and inventive retro-style shoot-em-up (242 words)
by - written on 20/10/09 (Very useful, 11 readings)
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Originally released for the Sega Megadrive in 1993 then ported over to the Amiga and PC, Jungle Strike shares the same format as its predecessor Desert Strike, once again requiring you to pilot an Apache helicopter through a 3D-isometric landscape carrying out strikes on military targets such as tanks, troops airstrips, barracks and factories, attacking them with missiles and a chaingun while stopping occasionally to winch up fuel drums, ammo-crates, hostages and missing-in-action friendlies. The levels and missions are a lot more varied this time around, the first level requiring you to fend off an attack on an intricately-reconstructed Washington DC by ... Read the complete review
Another Best (first) opinion on a product (387 words)
by - written on 04/09/01 (Useful, 43 readings)
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In this the helicopter attack follow up game to Desert Strike, you must this time travel deep into the Jungle to defeat the forces of the son of deceased Tyrant Kibaba (the bad guy in Desert Strike). Kibaba's son having none of the political links of his father he has resorted to enlisting the help of a Colombian drug lord named Carlos Ortega. Between Kibaba's money and Ortega's resources they have built up a vast army with Nuclear technology courtesy of Kibaba's father smuggling them prior to his death. Between the two of them they intend to nuke the US and it is your mission to stop them. First of all, yes the storyline is cheesy but ... Read the complete review
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