R/C Helicopter: Indoor Flight Simulation

R/C Helicopter: Indoor Flight Simulation (2001)

by Aqua Systems, Brightstar Entertainment, Empire Interactive, Singularity Software, Summitsoft Entertainment
Genres:Simulator
Themes:Action
Game modes:Single player
Story:RC Helicopter Indoor Adventure is a RC helicopter flight simulation. You have to navigate your way through rooms, hallways and corridors collecting points to gain access to bigger and faster helicopters. There are no enemies, just you, rc helicopter, ticking time and some obstacles. There are 2 game modes: challenge and adventure. Challenge contains missions and in adventure you have to collect stars.Show more
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