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• gamedeal user

  Oct 2, 2021

  It literally says "don't waste your time" in the product description. So unpopular it doesn't even have any workarounds documented in https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Fair_Strike I got it because I love Kamov's coaxial rotor and bathtub armor, but this game will take a lot of work to get it from "crashes when I try to set the video resolution" all the way to "actually fun". I think I'll just go replay ARMA3's chopper missions instead. PS: it's weird how the Crossout / War Thunder / IL-2 people never shipped [url=https://www.gaijinent.com/en/games/apache/]Apache: Air Assault[/url] on the steam... That was fun and absurdly hard to play two-player local co-op (one pilot, one gunner).
• gamedeal user

  Dec 1, 2021

  Game is from 2004, don't expect much But worth it if bought on sale for 40 cents
• gamedeal user

  Jan 31, 2022

  Still better than the Chopper Games in 2022
• gamedeal user

  Jun 30, 2022

  Fair Strike is a really meh game. Its an old game and, fortunately, it actually works as soon as you install it. You'll just have to get used to the low resolution and the controls. Fortunately you can change the controls. Unfortunately whenever you exit the game the keybindings specifically will go back to their default keybindings which means when you launch the game again you'll have to redo all your keybindings. Its not a major issue but it can get annoying. +Surprisingly there is a lot of helicopters that you can play. Russian and Western helicopters. +Each helicopter has a cockpit of its own. You can look around, change a few of the screens its actually really cool. +You can change your helicopters weapons. Guided missiles, unguided rockets and anti-air missiles are the only options you have. The cool part is Russian helicopters use Russian ordanance while the Western helicopters use Western ordanance. +A good number of missions to do. Each mission has main and side objectives. There have been a few times where i failed a mission because i was too slow i think? So you do need to be fast in certain missions. +There is a multiplayer game mode however from what i could see there are no servers available. But you can play with bots instead! +There is a simulator and an arcade option. Simulator option gives you a bit more control over your plane while arcade is well arcade-ish really. +/- The voice acting is really meh. +/- You may need to redo your keybindings each time you start the game. -The missions are really meh. There is a good number of missions but god damn sometimes they are really boring. -The game gets repetative way too quickly. Its a really meh game. For its full price, 8 Turkish Lira, i definitely won't recommend it. I got it in a discount for like 1 TL so i was fine with it. The game has some really cool stuff in it the helicopters are cool, there is quite a few of them, they all have their own unique cockpits, the choices for weapons are similar and simple but the fact that Russian helicopters use Russian weapons while Western ones use Western weapons is a nice little touch. But aside from the helicopters the gameplay is just... Too boring. Its too repetative and too simple. If you are interested you could buy it in a discount but definitely don't pay full price for it its not that good.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 6, 2022

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• gamedeal user

  Dec 4, 2022

  Control is disgusting. The joystick is not working properly. The sensitivity is not adjustable.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 31, 2022

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• gamedeal user

  Apr 11, 2023

  welcome to my fair i hope u know how its supposed to look old fashioned i guess im just old fashioned.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 25, 2015

  Fair Strike is ancient, and it shows. Limited resolution, too many buttons, lack of full support for gamepad, it adds up to a somewhat frustrating flying experience when you just want to blow **** up. One would have hoped that whoever made it run on modern platforms (it does run fine on Win7x64) would have bothered to create a decent mapping for gamepad, but no luck here. Game doesn't want to map a lot of commands, and have no way of figuring on which control is which. For example, let's say you want to map the two triggers to shoot... nope, can't do that. Those are ANALOG controls. ARGH! Okay, map to "rudder" (left right turns). Go into the game... It's REVERSED! I hit left and I turn RIGHT! had to go into options/controls and turn on "INVERTED". Do this for EVERY analog control. Oh, and it doesn't support the digital pad. I guess I could have opened up XPADDER and tried to remap some more commands, but I'm too tired fighting with the game rather than playing it. Being an ancient game even on older machine frame rate is silky smooth. And graphics are decent. Sound is okay. The main problem is the game doesn't quite seem to make of itself. Being a "Strike" series member, Fair Strike is trying to invoke some old shooters like Desert Strike, Jungle Strike, and so on, but those are isometric and semi-3D shooters. This is a full 3D arcade-y flight sim. It'd be the difference between original River Raid and Lock-On. There's even a "simulation controls" (with full cyclic and collective controls) if you find the arcade controls (almost like hovercraft) too limiting. If you want a fun helo shooter, go play Thunderwolves instead. This game is a bit too old and quirky to be enjoyable nowadays.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 26, 2015

  I expected a outdated arcade shooter. For the 3.00 that was to be expected. What I didn't realize is that it's impossible to play via the control setup. Xbox joystick, only a couple functions work - then it wants mouse and keyboard. I'll try again - as something must have been wrong? so far I can't recommend.