MiniCopter: Adventure Flight Wii

Radio Helicopter (the game is also called MiniCopter: Adventure Flight) is a not very demanding flight simulator. As the title suggests, the player takes control of a small, radio-controlled helicopter. Preparation of this game is the responsibility of Japanese development studio Sonic Powered, also known by RPG titled From The Abyss.

One of the main attractions of the described production is the presence of a fully fledged single player campaign, in which you start with the top-down tasks. The authors prepared a total of 42 missions. They take place in seven basic types of environments, such as a bedroom, a hospital or a hotel room. It is worth mentioning here that the manufacturer also took care of many secrets, which can be found in your free time. These bonuses may concern both the collection of coins and the discovery of secret chambers. The second main game mode is multiplayer, in which the game takes place on a split screen. Players can compete against each other by taking part in an air race or beating the rims in the time allowed by the game.

A big attraction of Radio Helicopter game is also the option of constructing your own helicopters, using your own parts for this purpose. The construction process includes, among other things, the selection of the fuselage, or additional facilities, thanks to which the helicopter will become more manoeuvrable or will be equipped with various types of plots of land. In the latter case, among other things, items releasing compressed air shall be mounted.

There are several different control models to choose from. Definitely the most interesting is the game based on the use of the innovative capabilities of the Wii console controller. However, the classic mode, in which only certain buttons are pressed, without the need to simulate any manoeuvres, has also been taken care of. The action takes place in a three-dimensional environment, where you can move around to your heart's content. The camera shows the action from the perspective of a third person, although sometimes it changes its location.

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Last updated on 27 February 2008