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It's a bit rough on the edges at first but with the necessary changes at settings this is an excellent Ace of Combat type of game with anIt's a bit rough on the edges at first but with the necessary changes at settings this is an excellent Ace of Combat type of game with an interesting post-apocalyptic campaign after an ecological disaster and a conquest mode. Overall a great work from an indie developer, hope they release a sequel in the future.

The game looks interesting, but for me, it simply does not work. When I try to start the campaign, and get to the plane selection before aThe game looks interesting, but for me, it simply does not work. When I try to start the campaign, and get to the plane selection before a mission, my cursor disappears, and the sensitivity skyrockets for some reason, and I just can't even get the mouse to where it needs to go. I tried with gamepad, and same issue with it as well...

Project Wingman is a fine addition to the air combat genre - so much so that it is frankly a no-brainer for fans. It plays somewhat on the safe side with predictable weapons and aircraft, however the tight and satisfying gameplay, epic music, and engaging story, really make it stand out.

Project Wingman is a fun experience, that even when it does not bring anything new to the table, it does enough to keep us playing until the end.

Ce jeu de coucous démoulé par un développeur d’étrons indés est un clone (tout aussi merdique) des Ace Combat bien connus dont il reprend tousCe jeu de coucous démoulé par un développeur d’étrons indés est un clone (tout aussi merdique) des Ace Combat bien connus dont il reprend tous les défauts (bien connus), à savoir l’ennui et la répétitive répétition qui se répète ad nauseam alors qu’on flingue douze mille cibles par mission (environ) avec nos treize mille missiles environ, enfin à peu près.Sorti sur PC, il a été porté à l’arrache sur Xbox One, histoire d’arrondir les fins de mois ; on retrouve d’ailleurs un paquet de réglages graphiques directement hérités de la version PC mais même ‘tout à fond’, le jeu n’est pas bien beau et sa résolution est faible, ses textures sont floues et ses temps de chargement sont importants.On ne peut pas inverser la vue et de toute façon, on s’emmerde pour pas un rond (il est tombé dans le game pass, tant pis pour lui et tant mieux pour nous, on économise de l’argent ! mais économisez également votre temps en ne perdant pas de temps sur ce petit indé à la mords-moi-le-noeud dont certaines missions durent trop longtemps et sans aucun point de sauvegarde ! bref, poubelle !

The mission design as well as some mechanical weaknesses sometimes kill the mood. But presentation and the dogfights are top-notch – especially in VR.

Project Wingman is an indie aerial combat game that could easily be mistaken for a AAA title. If playing a flight shooter in VR on PC is your dream, look no further. However, with repetitive gameplay and a story that’s difficult to understand, Project Wingman just doesn’t feel exhilarating enough to make it enjoyable for the casual player.

Project Wingman may well be the most frustrating game I’ve ever unabashedly loved by making me feel like the hotshot pilot I’ve never been, and the only price I have to pay is a little bit of my sanity every time I die and remember that there aren’t any checkpoints.

Project Wingman is not scared of being the indie Ace Combat copy, and it is that brave approach by the developers to replicate something they enjoy that makes it a recommendation for anyone who loves taking to the skies.

Your character is a guy who traded the ability to speak for a body that can sustain 20 Gs of force, the Yellowstone supervolcano has crackedYour character is a guy who traded the ability to speak for a body that can sustain 20 Gs of force, the Yellowstone supervolcano has cracked the Earth in half, your squadmates are complete knobs, and your plane alone carries enough missiles to level a small country (and you get to do that!)The game is a little rough around the edges at times (the end product is still over and above, considering its dev team size), overall it plays beautifully and is extremely fun.

This game caught me by surprise, it takes the genre that Ace Combat really created to new heights, graphically it stuns me every now and then,This game caught me by surprise, it takes the genre that Ace Combat really created to new heights, graphically it stuns me every now and then, however the plane models themselves could have done with a bit more work. Gameplay wise I have zero complaints, its fluid, flight controls seem spot on (After tweaking some of the axis curves) and the gunplay feels perfect. 9/10 my only complaint is a bug where my controller occasionally wont stop softly rumbling in-between missions unless I unplug and plug back in.

With a variety of missions to choose from at each stage and in-depth customization options, Project Wingman also tests the player’s intelligence in creating synergistic builds and risk-reward assessments. Aside from a multiplayer mode, which this game sadly lacks, this is one of the best infinitely replayable jet-fighter game modes I’ve ever seen.

Outside of VR, Project Wingman really is the Ace Combat spinoff fans have always dreamed of. If you just have a gamepad and want to feel like you’re in Top Gun without needing to learn aerodynamics, you’ll have a lot of fun. In VR it’s still playable with a gamepad, but that ruins the immersion for the most part. Project Wingman is still a good game, but the shaky VR support drags everything down significantly.

I think I’ve sunk about 250 hours into Ace Combat 7. Most of that was spent just endlessly replaying the campaign with as many different aircraft as were available. I’m not sure yet if I’m going to play Project Wingman for quite as long, but given how I’ve lost sleep all week just so I could play one more mission, I suspect I might come close.

I backed this in Kickstarter ages ago, and every penny I helped put into this labour of love was well deserved. If you're a fan of Ace CombatI backed this in Kickstarter ages ago, and every penny I helped put into this labour of love was well deserved. If you're a fan of Ace Combat or HAWX, you'll get your 25USD worth very very easily. The planes handle like a dream, the visuals are stunning, and the story is coherent and rather engaging. The only downside I had was just parched out as of 1.04, so I'll give this game a perfect score.