Search and Rescue II (sar2)
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Package name
- sar2
License
- GPL-2.0
Last updated
- 10 August 2023 - latest/stable
- 3 September 2024 - latest/edge
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A rescue helicopter simulator for Linux
Search and Rescue II (SaR2) is a rescue helicopter simulator for Linux. In it you can fly several helicopter and airplane models in some basic scenarios.
SaR II has low graphic requirements while still provides a fun and demanding gameplay where the player needs to locate, pick-up and rescue victims of all sorts in steep mountains, burning buildings or in the sea. It is an old game but it is a lot of fun to play and it is relatively easy to create new missions and scenarios. Please report any issues and feel free to contribute to its development!
Input from multiple joysticks is supported, including rudder pedals.
New in v2.6.0:
- Added new Corsica scenery with missions
- Added new Eurocopter EC145
- Support orange smoke with create_smoke command
- Add scroll cursors to list and message boxes
- Wait for door to be fully open before deploying hoist
- New docs folder in the sources with documentation for level developers
- Fix sar2.sh when called from fish shell
- Fix last item not shown on menu lists
- Fix AGL altitude calculations for fixed landing gears
- Redraw menus when switching
- Fix names for training missions 4 and 5
- Add support for Flatpak packages
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