Iron Maiden: Flight 666 - The Game

Iron Maiden: Flight 666 - The Game was released to promote Iron Maiden's homonymous 2009 film. Players control the band's customised Boeing 757, Ed Force One, and have to fly it in five different countries (Mexico, Canada, Australia, India and Japan), dropping speakers near locals to turn them into Iron Maiden fans. Each country has 2 levels, completing a country unlocks a video.

Each level has a minimum number of fans to be made. If players drop the speaker on the fan, they squash him. Players must avoid squashing too many fans and dropping speakers too far from them. The number of speakers available is limited, as is the fuel in the plane. Some stages will have weather conditions that can make flying harder, like electric storms that will send the plane down.

Players can trade points for upgrades for their plane. The upgrades available are boost (activated with the space bar, makes the plane fly faster for a while), fuel (larger tanks gives the player more time to complete a level) and speakers (makes the speakers louder, reaching people further away).