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Comanche: Maximum Overkill is a vehicular combat simulator released in 1992 for MS-DOS. Developed and published by NovaLogic, Inc., the game is a first-person helicopter simulation that utilizes the company's Voxel engine technology for terrain rendering. It focuses on piloting the experimental RAH-66 Comanche light attack helicopter in a military context.

The player assumes the role of a pilot controlling the Comanche helicopter across a series of scripted campaign missions. The primary objective is to navigate through hostile war zones and eliminate various targets, including enemy tanks, surface-to-air missile sites, other helicopters, and structures. Progression is mission-based, with over twenty missions available that vary in their specific objectives and difficulty levels. The flight model is designed to be accessible, and the helicopter can sustain more damage than would be realistic.

Gameplay involves managing the helicopter's armament during combat engagements. The aircraft is equipped with several weapon systems, such as a 20mm cannon, Hellfire anti-tank guided missiles, Stinger air-to-air missiles, and unguided rockets. The availability and quantity of these weapons are determined on a per-mission basis. Players use these tools to engage enemies, with the weapons characterized by high accuracy and destructive power within the simulation.