Enemy Engaged: RAH-66 Comanche versus Ka-52 Hokum

Superb value though they may be, the most annoying aspect of investing in reduced and repackaged games is that, more often than not, you don't get a manual. Not a printed one anyway. In the case of Enemy Engaged this is an even bigger problem because the stuff on the CD is pretty useless, especially for flight sim newcomers. Thankfully, once half-mastered, such things become insignificant, as Enemy Engaged ms and still is the finest helicopter combat sim, and at this price, it's even better.

As you would expect, it is the graphics that have dated the most, but it still looks reasonably good. There's a decent spread of difficulty settings and the AI is frighteningly realistic. The sound is also solid and for multiplayer fans there's plenty to keep you entertained until the next big chopper sim arrives, whatever and whenever that may be.