Recent reviews by WingManTheFirst

Had a lot of fun playing this game! A very simple city builder that lets you role play as a medieval kingdom fighting off vikings, you can also play against AI kingdoms if you wish! And for the passive gamers out there, you can play without any opponents to make life easy.

Truly the first tactical competitive shooter. Still needs a lot more work and currently the dev team is only a few people but hopeful that will change and we will get a more polished game!

Playable movie, very cinematic! Loved exploring the word and getting to know the characters, managed to get all the base game achievements but sadly had to give up on getting the multiplayer achievements as no one is playing multiplayer...

I highly recommend Project Wingman, if you came here after playing Ace Combat 7 you will not be disappointed with this purchase. Compared to AC7 I like the characters, gameplay, and story a lot more! The few things AC7 has over this game would be music and accessibility. The music's overall good and it has a few pieces that are on the same level as AC7, as for accessibility when I first started the games the controls were very different from what I was used to. Project Wingman doesn't have toggle presets for flight controls as AC7 does (i.s. STANDARD and EXPERT) but after some tinkering, I was able to get the controls to be the same.

Its price is also acceptable currently being $24.99 US for 21 levels and VR support compared to AC7's $59.99 for 20 levels. If you buy the game I'd also recommend getting the DLC which is only 4.99 for an additional 6 levels.

Lastly, if you like the color orange you’ll like this game!

Was very easy invested in the story and the characters, over all a very good value DLC!
(Alot of people complain about level 4 but I found it easy and my first play though was on hard difficultly. my advice is to not use afterburner at all just take it slow!)

Still just as good as it was on the Wii!

After 130 hours and in the process of getting the achievements, I cannot recommend this game to single-player gamers.

To keep this review brief, the SWAT AI in Ready or Not is abysmal. They simply stand still when getting shot, they can kill hostages, and it's counted as your fault. They, for some reason, are blind to suspects right in front of them. Even with their gun up and ready for a suspect to come out, they still get ambushed and gunned down before they can even react. The SWAT AI are basically brain-dead children that you have to keep track of in an active gun fight.

They suspect AI is also too much. They can do a 180 and put six shots into your chest before you can even blink. They will be insanely aggressive for barricaded suspects, flanking and shooting you when they should really prioritize their own lives, not your death. Suspects also seem to have advanced training, even if they are a simple drug addict or a low-life gangster. The game also puts too much lighting and objects in the level, making it increasingly harder for you to spot and engage new threats. Suspects don't have that issue, leading to scenarios where you get gunned down without any idea of where you were shot from.

Achivements: Anyone with an hour of play time knows most of the achievements are unreasonable, a prime example being ‘Sleeper Agent’.