The Apache Air Assault 2010 is a helicopter arcade game where the player is in control of an AH-64 Apache and shoots down enemy helicopters and ground targets. The game features 5 different locations, including: China, Russia, The Arctic, Central America and Middle East. There are 5 levels for each location with 10 objectives to complete within each level. The player can choose from 9 different missions for each level. In the missions the player must shoot down 3 or more enemy helicopters or ground targets from a distance. Enemy targets can be called in by the player with a mobile phone. The enemies will then follow the player and will not move far from them. There are also stationary targets, such as a Gazelle, a passenger jet and a commandeered tank, which is very similar to an older versions of this game that came out in 2000 on i-mode in Japan before being pulled for unknown reasons. The game is very similar to Tomcat Attack on the Sega Dreamcast, with some slight graphical improvements featuring better graphics and physics. The game was released on 30 October 2010 for the iPhone and iPod Touch and on 1 November 2010 for the Nintendo DS. It later released for Android devices in 2011, but soon afterwards cancelled.Like all of its sequels, it is based on a platform that uses a single tilt sensor to detect camera movement or player rotations. In this case, it is the Oculus Rift DK2 VR head-mounted display platform from Oculus VR. In December 2014, it was reported that Apache Air Assault would be made available on the HTC Vive HMD at some point in 2015. However, this did not happen at launch as Apache Air Assault later decided to remove support for these HMDs alongside all its other platforms including SteamVR. "Apache Air Assault" has sold over 200,000 copies and has been translated into several languages. The game received positive reviews by critics and was a top selling title in the United States and Brazil, according to its daily sales of 15,000 copies. The game also received many mixed reviews due to the motion sickness experienced by many players. "MacLife" gave it 3/5 stars, saying "Apache Air Assault is one of the most unique flying games available for the iPhone or iPad, but its limited control scheme makes it difficult to enjoy. Players are forced to tilt their device in order to steer their helicopter around obstacles, which can be disorienting." However another review criticized the game for being "too difficult" and having a radar that was too small on smartphones, thus making it hard for players to find their targets."Apache Air Assault 2" was released on iOS devices on 4 September 2012. 8eeb4e9f32 14
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