Enemy Engaged
RAH-66 Commanche Versus
KA-52 Hokum

Published by Empire Interactive/Xplosiv range
Designed by Razorworks
Platform: PC CD/ROM
Price £9.99 Released: Out Now

System requirements
Windows 95/98/98SE/ME
Pentium 266 or better
64MB of RAM

Enemy Engaged has to be one of the finest helicopter simulations ever. Superb handling, good graphics and great dynamic campaigns really make this title stand out from other helicopter simulations. The game contains highly detailed cockpits with the option to fly as a pilot or gunner. The physics of the flight model are supposed to be accurate (I say suppose because I have never flown one so I couldn't say it is accurate for sure). You can even link the game with Enemy Engaged Apache Havoc. The game oozes class, of that there cannot be any doubt.

However for the deaf gamer the game is also pointless as all your instructions are verbal and you will be left completely in the dark about what to do next as you will be oblivious to the radio messages that are being given out. To be fair to Enemy Engaged almost all flight simulations are like this (Flight Unlimited 3 had subtitles though) and they do nothing to make themselves accessible. This is a crying shame because deaf gamers will miss out on one of the finest combat helicopter simulations ever made.

Recommendation: Not Recommended. A great shame.
Suitability for deaf gamers: Unsuitable.