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Sid Meier's Ace Patrol is a fun WWI aerial combat strategy game and probably a ground-breaking game for the mobile market, but at only 2 hoursSid Meier's Ace Patrol is a fun WWI aerial combat strategy game and probably a ground-breaking game for the mobile market, but at only 2 hours for a campaign this is definitely no Civilization. The game unfortunately lacks any longevity that other games with the Sid Meier moniker are renown for. If you're a Sid Meier fan though and see this on sale, it might be worth a look.

At first, all the mechanics work. The game principle is catching, and it's romantic to fly with the warplanes of the First World War. Nevertheless, the PC game port looks epicene and inappropriate. Its biggest mistakes like repeating of the situations, imbalanced missions, and too much focus on maximize of your score follow its mobile origin. A turn-based strategy game by Sid Meier must be entertaining at any moment. Ace Patrol fails to satisfy this.

Was disappointed with this latest edition from sid meier. Not what you have come to expect from Sid Meirer, while good for specific Genre, itWas disappointed with this latest edition from sid meier. Not what you have come to expect from Sid Meirer, while good for specific Genre, it is less than the quality many Meirer fans have come to expect.

Ace Patrol is a fairly fun casual game that has some RPG elements such as leveling up your pilots, upgrading planes andAce Patrol is a fairly fun casual game that has some RPG elements such as leveling up your pilots, upgrading planes and abilities, etc. I've played a total of 4-5 hours now and while fun, find that the replayability is somewhat poor as it appears that the campaigns repeat no matter which nation you choose. I have played through as the British and Americans now and the campaigns were exactly the same. Would be nice if there were more varied types of missions. Otherwise the graphics are decent, UI is easy to use, and is a buy rating from me.

We look forward to seeing how this little strategic game will influence the Firaxis' main series. In the meantime we are going to enjoy this little gem.

Sid Meier’s Ace Patrol combines Firaxis’ storied tactics with fast-paced mission design and a user interface that translates well from touchscreen taps to mouse clicks.

First and foremost, this is a fun game! It's got all the best and worst features of the very best games in turn base strategy genre. By this IFirst and foremost, this is a fun game! It's got all the best and worst features of the very best games in turn base strategy genre. By this I mean that, in most cases, you need a good strategy instead of brute force to win the mission but that, alas and once more, it is based on how the AI was programmed rather than on good solid logic. For example, you can't see an enemy plane in a cloud but it can see you and will always manage to stay in longer than you ever could and will always come out in a position to do you harm. Well... I'm sorry but although it is true that a plane in a cloud can't be seen it is also true that that plane pilot can't see either. One could say that this was done because the player can always see the AI's planes outside of clouds even if his plane is in the cloud. It would be true safe from the fact that the AI's planes always move as if it still sees it's opponent plane inside the cloud. That's where, for me, it lost a point. As for the other minus, it's related to the repetitious nature of the missions and thus the lack of re-playability value safe for the fact that there are four different countries to try, each with a different initial bonus. This does not however detracts from the originality and addictiveness of this game. If, like me, you're a fan of turn base games then, by all means, get this one.