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I could find more example of military helicopter with single engine.
Yes, two or more engines better, sure - reliability, survivability, powerful etc...
Key features in this desing - large air-intake above cockpit - two intakes as Mi-8 - not still interesting for aesthetic reasons)
You only need two engines if you've a lot of weight to heft (transport helo, gunship).
This looks more like an observation helicopter.
Besides, one engine will surely suffice if it's powerful enough. Looks at the Harrier or F-35, for example.