Choplifter HD — Reviews and ratings, description, release date, official game website, system requirements, and player ratings.

Release date

January 10, 2012

Developer

inXile Entertainment

Publisher

Konami

Genre

Arcade

Platform

PC Sony PlayStation 3 Android Xbox 360 Ouya

Engine

Unreal Engine 3[2]

Mode(s)

Single-player

Web-site

Official Steam

Summary

In Choplifter HD, players take on the role of an up and coming rescue pilot asked to join the elite, international helicopter rescue team C.H.O.P.R. (Coordinated Helicopter Operations, Preservation and Rescue). Pilots will be trained to command a variety of helicopters deployed on more than 20 different missions ranging from captured military prisoner extraction to saving survivors of viral outbreaks. Pilots must bank, hover and touch-down in perilous conditions in order to make their rescue and complete their mission.

Choplifter HD System Requirements

🤏 Minimum Requirements

OS:

Windows XP

CPU:

2 Ghz Dual-Core CPU

RAM:

2 GB RAM

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Xbox World Australia April 2, 2012

Choplifter HD is a worthy remake and a fun addition to the arcade library. Its pick up and play gameplay will make it easy for new and old players but difficult to master and complete the game. If you're looking for a quick game of something when time is short then Choplifter HD is the type of game for that situation.

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NZGamer March 27, 2012

Beating levels will unlock different helicopters. So you can replay missions with birds that are faster and can carry more troops. All so you can get better completion times to move up the online leaderboards.

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Games Master UK March 14, 2012

Good fun, if pricey.

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X-ONE Magazine UK March 10, 2012

As fun as Choplifter can be, it's difficulty will but off most from making that second fly-by.

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UGO February 10, 2012

Choplifter HD is what modern remakes or reboots should be, adherence to tradition with a whole lot of room for advancement and series progression.

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