Jeff Haynes of IGN applauded the PS2 version of Operation Nighthawk for its arcade handle feel and noted that it was enjoyable to unlock the new planes. The player plays as the leader of the Ghost Squadron of the Alliance of Independent States Air Forces (AISAF), fighting the Union in a total of 16 levels. The Alliance battles the Union via small, constant, air-based battles in an attempt to gain freedom. Because of their tyranny, a rebellion was built inside of the Union's own people named the Alliance of Independent States (AIS)(a group of small countries). During its quest to expand deeper into the solar system, the Union of World Nation's purpose shifted and corrupted. Operation Nighthawk is set in the near future after the human race gained control over solar system under the name of the Union of World Nations (UWN). Planes can only be unlocked by completing challenges. Health is lost when the player's "shield" is completely broken, but the shield's health can be replenished by destroying enemies. There are twenty planes available for use, each featuring its own special weapons such as machine guns, missiles, and homing missiles. The Windows and PlayStation 2 versions were released in 2006, while the Wii version was released on September 23, 2008. Rebel Raiders: Operation Nighthawk (or Rebel Raiders) is an action flight video game developed by French studio Kando Games for Windows, Wii, and PlayStation 2 (PS2).
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