- Publication date
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2002
- Topics
- Windows games, Vintage computer games, Action games
- Item Size
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951.3K
Imagine you are a pilot of a Jet F 16. You set out on a daily patrol. Suddenly, at the air territory that you control, there appear the enemy objects. Obviously, they are going to attack your country, and now only you can prevent the invasion.
Fortunately your Jet is faster than the enemy aircraft, it is also equipped with better and more powerful weapons, so now everything depends on the skill of the pilot.
You may not allow the enemy rockets to pass through the sky section, which you control. If just 5 of them manage to pass through, your mission will end up with failure and your country would be destroyed.
Other objects of your enemy, which will try to attack you, are also dangerous.
For the objects that were shot down there are points scored, the number of points depends on the kind of the object. If you score more than 200 points your defense mission is over and you may move to the second stage, that is attacking the enemy on his territory.
After you have broken the territorial defense of your enemy and have scored 400 points, you may move to the third stage of your mission (game). At the territorial waters of your enemy there are 25 war ships. Only when you have destroyed them all, your enemy would be defeated.
To bring the mission to the end, you must constantly monitor the fuel gauge so that there is no lack of petrol. To refuel, you don’t have to stop your mission, use the air tanker. Fueling is automatic, you just direct your Jet exactly to the petrol pipe in the air tanker.
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2019-03-02 15:20:53
- Identifier
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patrol-e
- License
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shareware
- Scanner
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- Year
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2002
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