• Studio: Beam Software
  • Design: Gregg Barnett
  • Music: Sylvester Levay
  • This Game is: 37 years old / 1988
  • Console: Nintendo Entertainment System
  • Manual: View PDF
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Description

Step into the cockpit of the legendary Airwolf helicopter in this exciting retro shooter game from 1988. Developed by Beam Software and designed by Gregg Barnett, Airwolf offers an immersive single-player experience that combines elements of action, shooting, and simulation. With each of the 30 missions revolving around rescuing prisoners from enemy bases, the game provides a unique blend of strategy and adrenaline. The dynamic layout of levels, the variety of enemy bases, and the option to refuel and repair at the home base, all contribute to the rich gameplay. The game's controls are easy to master, yet offer depth and complexity. With its nostalgic charm, compelling missions, and intense aerial battles, Airwolf stands as a testament to the golden era of gaming.

Game Controls

The game controls for Airwolf are engaging yet straightforward, allowing players to navigate their helicopter, fire missiles, operate the machine gun, and successfully land to rescue prisoners. The controls contribute to the overall immersive gaming experience.

Q
(Eject)
E
(Swap Disks)
Enter
(Start)
Z
(A)
X
(B)
V
(Select)