A graphic real-time adventure, exhaustively researched for authenticity! Journey back over 3,000 years to participate in this authentic drama accurately recreating the ancient Egyptian myth.
Time: Eleventh year of the reign of the Pharaoh Osiris.
Location: Upper and Low Kingdoms of Egypt.
Villains: Set, the God of Darkness and Harumheb, the High Priest.
Crime: Osiris is slain, on Set's instructions by Harumheb, aboard the royal barge. Set tears the body of Osiris into pieces and scatters it far and wide, where it is consumed by wild beasts and birds.
Problem: The souls of Osiris are banished to the frightful wastes of the Land of the Dead.
Your task: Accept the challenge to save the scattered souls of Osiris- his Seven Spirits of Ra.
In 3-D Helicopter Simulator, fly the McDonnell Douglas AH-64A Apache attack helicopter. The game allows the player to fly over various locations, or play in a target practice and combat modes. Two players can compete via a modem.
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Like the first version, this version also wasn't meant for commercial release.
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a) without other dots must touch your line before reach your area,
b) without touching your line at back.
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