Honey's Anime: In 1995, Air Combat—the first true Ace Combat entry—was released upon the gaming world. Here, we witnessed a new level of air combat—fitting for the name in hindsight—that showed us what simulation/arcade airplane games could do. Air Combat wouldn’t be the last title in the franchise as the series changed its name to Ace Combat and continued to release titles ever since. Now in 2019, we have reached the newest Ace Combat game called Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown and despite the numerous delays it got—mostly due to adding VR—the wait has finally ended. Has the long wait been worth it? We review Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown below so just scroll down to see our opinions on it.
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Today Bandai Namco Aces announced that Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown has added another million units sold to its trophy case.
I am with you. By mission 17 my mind was checking out. However.....Can we get a new one by now?
Well done getting that far! I think I made it to chapter 7 or 8. That bloody timer! Would play this game more if it was a bit easier. I might try again sometime see if I got better
Generation is too soft. Game was not difficult by my memory. Great and fair challenge.
I struggled too, I didn't get very far, I can't remember if the previous games were even this hard.
An excellent game, one of my favorites in recent memory. I only wish they made the VR mode span the entire campaign instead of a few select missions. And that they updated it for PS5/PSVR2, the resolution quite sucked in PSVR1.
Agreed. They could have sold a whole lot more units for VR users. To this day, I still go back and play those few missions. Stopped caring about the main game because I got so used to playing in VR. PC VR users would have bought copies as well.
Ace Combat 7 takes to the unfriendly skies once more, this time with the best experience now available on Nintendo Switch.
Namco/Capcom/Square are notorious for skipping the US for physical releases of some games and it's always a disappointment. It's much easier to import nowadays, but we shouldn't have to resort to that.
I honestly thought it did have PSVR 2 support, but was sadly mistaken. I was excited to check this out when I bought mine. It is so incredibly stupid that Sony hasn't figured out some way to bring VR 1 games to VR 2. Especially when they're barely giving VR 2 any support as it is.
