Posted on: March 9, 2021
Tealdragon204
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Perfect Game for PS2 Era Ace Combat Fans
The game has just about everything a PS2 Era Ace Combat fan could want and more. The AI is greatly improved compared to its Ace Combat counterparts (Seeming to be more capable at dogfighting as well as dodging missiles) when it comes to maneuvering you have the same theoretical mobility as the AI (It's just up to skill, you WILL not have the same weaponry as some of the bosses considering it'd be impossible to handle all that simultaneously as a single person). It is more comparable to PS2 era games than it is to AC7 but that isn't a bad thing. Gunfighting is WAY more viable and way more fun than previous AC games, in many situations being better than missiles due to the AI's better missile dodging capabilities Compared to AC7 they are in the same realm but they both have slightly different things to offer so personally I wouldn't get one or the other but if you have to make a choice I'd choose Project Wingman for price (I would advise getting both though) Only issue I found was that it was lacking in the number of aircraft. It has a suitable amount of aircraft (enough to fit pretty much every NECESSARY niche but it does not compare to even AC04 when it comes to aircraft. Although they may add more later who knows) Airships done right, whereas in Ace Combat so often Airships are just a gimmick boss, in this game Airships are a whole new class of enemy (and ally) that shows up relatively frequently changing the pace of the game. One of the most notable levels I found was early on Uphill Every Way where you see bombers in actual use (As opposed to the typical "Kill me" bombers you see in the first mission of every Ace Combat game). Mixed unit tactics and all I haven't tried the conquest yet but it seems like a good way to stretch the game out Other than that, you can replay missions in Free Missions with a multitude of fun multipliers to change up the game. Such a small thing that makes the game that much more interesting
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