Customer Ratings & Reviews

This game is everything assault horizon should have been. There are no flyable helicopters in this game, maybe for an add on later I wouldn't know. The graphics are great every time you shoot down a plane you see that thing go in pieces. There is a comical theme to it, for those who know anime, reference area 88 you will know what I'am talking about. Thank you Namco!

I’m sure the graphics are better but the gameplay is still spot on ace combat. The VR gives me a headache but looks great.

Totally blown away by the graphics and game play. VR mode is excellent.

From playing the first of the series of Ace combat to Unknown Skies, the game has grown over time and shows the Mark of Maturity. Smooth Combat game play and graphics are beautiful, sites from snowy mountains to the Sun setting are just about life like. Been waiting almost 10 years for Ace Combat 7 but there are NO let downs from the game. I am pleased!

Granted, I do not play a lot of these games but this one is a blast! So far I have only used the VR and it’s awesome. Now it would be nice to be able to have more interactive controls, but I suppose it does make it easier to fly. Only problem I have had so far is the game saying I’m out of play area while looking around while flying. Once I look straight forward, the warning goes away and the screen comes back, but sometimes that’s too late, I’ve crashed.

Rom the makers of one of my favorite all time arcade style flight games the newest in the line up is awesome. Not many get into the story in each game but the story being told is always interesting. The graphics and flight with the hori joysticks really makes this so much fun to play. I'll continue to play this over and over again untill ac8 is released

With vr set and horas controller, totally different experience. Multiplayer mode is not friendly for new players take some time to learn from YouTube. If you only play single mission and don't want replay mission for get point for buy all fighter, then you better wait for discount or complete version. Vr mode with only 3 missions, don't expect for it.

Excellent gameplay, graphics and the vr missions are a blast.

Sharp visuals, memorable story, and incredible combat.

Amazing game definitely I enjoyed and I recommend you

Ace Combat 7 is anything but superb. The fundamental actions of chasing down enemies at high speeds, out-maneuvering them to line up a clear shot, or banking hard to avoid an incoming missile while your dashboard beeps and flashes wildly at you is enough to keep you on the edge of your seat constantly. Great Game and superb in VR.

This game has gone back to its Ace Combat routes while adding in new features. The weather effects are amazing and actually affect your craft. Youve never felt pressure flying into thunderstorm while chasing an aircraft, your plane gets hit by lightning, your systems go out, and youre still being chased by missiles. The best yet.

Beautiful graphics great gameplay and story so far

Great game. Gives the impression of flying. Received as a Christmas gift and have enjoyed playing it.

I hadn't played an Ace Combat game since 4, 5, and Zero, so seeing Ace Combat 7 return to form after the "Assault Horizon" misstep I couldn't be more pleased. It's almost exactly like those entries I played 15 years ago~, story structure, music, briefing/debriefing, aircraft/special weapon loadouts, and most of the core game mechanics. The additions that I've noticed are mostly in-game environmental weather effects that can affect how you control your aircraft. These range from thunderstorms, heavy winds, sandstorms, etc. Although this addition sounds amazing it will often lead to a lot of aggravation when on certain missions. For example, in one mission you navigate your aircraft through canyon-like structures to get to a ground target. Hard enough for some people right? The structures don't allow for much room to maneuver. Now lets throw in some heavy winds that make your aircraft "drift" out of control and some heavy clouds to block your view a bit. Oh wait, now you have to take out flying targets before they take out your squadmates; catch, now you deal with heavy clouds, heavy winds, and thunderstorms all at once. Lightning strikes disrupt your targeting and other essentials for several seconds/ clouds in general weaken your targeting and can make your aircraft freeze over and stall. I don't want to get started with sandstorms or timed missions. Overall, it's an excellent Ace Combat game just with some annoyance from some of the new mechanics. If you enjoyed Ace Combat 4, 5, Zero, or 6 you'll more than likely enjoy this as well.

Super fun game to play in VR. Makes you feel like you’re in the cockpit performing evasive maneuvers in the sky. Highly recommended for those who are interested in flying.

I loved the ace combat series back in the ps3 days. Played 0-5. Ace combat 7 is a return to a classic for me so nostalgia plays a big part. Classic gameplay feel with a sweet sweet graphical upgrade. I'm a little divided on the tree system of purchasing new planes and upgrades but graphics and gameplay are highlights. Story is negligible as all previous titles but still a fun ride

I’m new to flight games but so far this seems pretty cool. I’m using The PlayStation VR set with this game and I have found the whole experience to be very enjoyable.

My first AC game. Cool modes and great visuals. VR mode is a nice bonus.

I've been a fan of the Ace Combat series ever since I played Ace Combat 4 way back in the day on the Playstation 2. For years I've been hoping to get a new release from my favorite Playstation series, but Assault Horizon when it launched was as big a disappointment for me as it was for many other fans of the series. I'm happy to say that AC7 returns to the familiar form and factor of earlier AC games that made them so fun and enjoyable. The story is engaging. The game play is fun. And the graphics are spectacular. Plus no Day 1 DLC or other shady modern game industry shenanigans that detract from the overall experience. Or at least none that I'm aware of.