Super HIND PSP

Super HIND is a flight simulator in which the player takes control of the famous Russian assault helicopter, namely the fictional, more futuristic version of this machine - MI-45D Super Hind. Finnish development studio Mountain Sheep, specializing in developing handheld productions, is responsible for preparing the game. The only target platform for this simulation is the PSP console.

The action of this game takes place in the near future. The player takes on the role of the ill Dante Griffin, sitting at the helm of the title battle helicopter. The plot of the game largely refers to attempts to oppose the aspirations of a multinational consortium, becoming a direct fight for the independence of their homeland. The single player campaign consists of several different missions, which are defeated in a strictly defined order. Short intermittent scenes are displayed between stages, showing the player's progress, although there are also dialog boxes, appearing directly during the game.

The controlled helicopter is equipped with many different weapons. Interestingly, some extermination tools are initially blocked, as access to them becomes possible only after reaching further missions of the game. The weaponry list includes machine guns, self-guided rockets and rockets for the precise elimination of enemy bomb structures.

For fighting it becomes both over dry land and by the sea. In the first case you can count on the presence of enemy tanks or mobile SAM launchers. In turn, battles played over water bodies abound in the liquidation of enemy destroyers or boats causing damage. There were also air battles involving the elimination of helicopters, fighters and even ballistic missiles.

The game's visual setting presents a relatively high level of workmanship. The player moves in a three-dimensional environment with great freedom of action. Events are observed from the perspective of a third person, thanks to which the commanded helicopter is visible on the screen.

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Last updated on 19 November 2008