| GameSpot: Eurofighter Typhoon: Reviewed by Tom Chick. "There are some interesting multiplayer modes beyond simple deathmatch, but without a matching service or a stronger online presence, you won't have an easy time finding other players." |
| GameSpy.com: Eurofighter Typhoon: Reviewed by Bill Hiles. "The avionics and weapon systems may look overly simplistic, but they do work. They're not so much 'dumbed-down' as distilled." |
| Gamezilla: Eurofighter Typhoon: Reviewed by Emory Rowland. "The rare quality of drawing the player into the campaign and making him want to keep fighting for turf (even if it's the cold snow of Iceland) is Eurofighter Typhoon's most outstanding quality." |
| GameZone.com: Eurofighter Typhoon: Reviewed by Kevin "BIFF" Giacobbi. "The aircraft is very easy to fly compared to some flight Sims, but not because the designers left out complexities. Quite honestly this is the future, and with the future comes simplicity." |
| PC IGN: Eurofighter Typhoon: Reviewed by Steve Butts. "Lots of details cover every inch of the Typhoon. It seems like every new sim pushes the standard for graphics higher and higher and Typhoon definitely leads the pack." |
| The Adrenaline Vault: Eurofighter Typhoon: Reviewed by Josh Horowitz. "Eurofighter is a flight simulation, but one with arcade-like control and fighting elements. Players only fly their craft with a combination of pitch and bank; any use of rudder control is handled automatically." |
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