A very worthy addition to the Ace Combat series. I personally find the game challenging but if you're looking for a fun flight game this would be it. Unapologetic in presentation, listen up during mission briefing and contemplate on how you'll approach each mission.

12 years since Fires of Liberation back on the Xbox 360 we return to Strangereal for another intriguing chapter in a world where the skies often determine the fate of nations and turn the tides of war.

Is the golden age of flying games making a come back or or should they stay grounded on the runway

All the theatre of Top Gun; Brings to memory how shooting was before the FPS

Still preoccupied with its adorably bombastic story as it's always been; Some things don't change - and very little about Ace Combat has

One of the best VR games I've ever played. It's not just a gimmick, its very immersive, but still plays like an actual ace combat game. It would be up there with dirt rally and beat Saber except it only has three VR missions so it's not super replayable. As far as the rest of the game...

A long time fan of the series, I was exhausted and thoroughly bored by this whole experience. The game looks beautiful, but the missions are laborious, the story nonsensical, and the best moments lifted from other games.

This is the Ace Combat we've known and loved for decades, and it's great to have it back.

Way more exciting than a normal flight sim and with the bonus VR missions, this is as close to flying a multi million pound jet fighter as most of us will ever get. The story might be a tad confusing in places, but it just about makes sense eventually, and comes to a satisfying if slightly over-the-top conclusion. Ace Combat, it's good to have you back.

Jets feel great to fly; Dog fighting is incredibly satisfying; Weather effects add to the gameplay; VR is great in small doses;

Story can be confusing at times; More VR missions would be nice;

Jets feel great to fly; Dog fighting is incredibly satisfying; Weather effects add to the gameplay; VR is great in small doses;

Story can be confusing at times; More VR missions would be nice;