(I’m happy to report, by the way, that these patriotic fliers stick by their country even though that means their wallets will be lighter when the action in the skies gets heavier.) The initial jobs go smoothly until money-hungry AGS starts running afoul of American interests and the HAWX fliers have to decide where their loyalties lie. This organization sends the seasoned air jockeys on contracted missions all over the world where any group or government wants a little high-powered might. Navy.Īfter their last service mission together, Crenshaw and his fellow fliers are offered some serious cash if they’ll join up with a private military company called Artemis Global Security. It’s a covert operations team that’s on the verge of being decommissioned by the U.S. Gamers play as Major David Crenshaw, commander of the High Altitude Warfare eXperimental Squadron-HAWX, for short. And it even involves elements and units from other Clancy games from time to time. Action is set in a Tom Clancy-envisioned universe in the year 2014. Tom Clancy’s HAWX, however, nearly hits the sweet spot.Īlthough you spend the lion’s share of your gameplay in the cockpit, there’s still a fairly interesting cutscene story propelling you briskly through 40 levels and 19 missions. It’s just tough for this genre to strike a good balance. Most of these games veer from being extremely dull and boring to being incredibly difficult and visually awkward. But after a few hours, I put the controller back down feeling like my wingman got tired and bailed out for a cup of joe somewhere over Wake Island.
F14d cockpit movie#
Whenever I play a flight/combat simulation game, I usually pick up the controller expecting full-throttle action straight out of the movie Top Gun.
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