Blue Fury

In his first attempt at making a game the developer invites you to take to the skies in a helicopter combat game that pays homage to the action classics of the 16-bit era.

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Each mission drops you over a procedurally generated island - no two maps are the same. Your objectives are straightforward, but execution is anything but. Destroy enemy tanks, neutralize ground forces and locate friendly soldiers stranded behind enemy lines. Get low, drop a rescue line, and bring them home. All while watching your fuel gauge, managing your ammunition, and keeping one eye on the missile launch countdown timer. When that missile launches, the mission is over.

Your helicopter carries a minigun, unguided rockets requiring a lock and air-to-air missiles. Each weapon has its place. Strafe infantry with the minigun, crack open armored positions with rockets and knock enemy helicopters out of the sky before they can do the same to you. AA rocket launchers and hostile helicopter patrols will all push back.

Not ready for the campaign? Quick Mission mode lets you jump straight into a randomized map with full control over enemy numbers, biome, tree density, AA detection range, and whether a commando unit is in play. Every run generates a fresh island.

The world changes with every mission. Summer, fall, winter, and desert biomes alter the look of the terrain, the enemy camouflage and the feel of each engagement. A full ten-mission campaign takes you across all of them, with authored briefings, fixed terrain, and escalating opposition. Die and retry from the same map or complete a mission and move on.

Useful for testing performance or just enjoying the spectacle as the NPCs wage war, a benchmark/demo mode lets you watch the action unfold on its own. An in-game minimap with range and color modes, including a colourblind-friendly option, keeps you oriented without breaking immersion.

• Featuring Helicopter combat inspired by 16-bit classics
• Procedurally generated island terrain across four biomes