Recent reviews by Jonvelez

The worst thing I've been addicted to.

As a fan of Ace Combat and Project ACES since Ace Combat 4, It's an overall amazing game, something that I and most other Ace combat fans have waiting years for. it provides Beautiful graphics, amazing gameplay, and loads of references about (and sometimes missions in) locations from past games in the Ace Combat series. The only two downsides are a sort of confusing story, with characters that you don't really care about and an aircraft tree that overlaps with multiplayer. This forces you to more or less pick a single line of aircraft (and upgrades) that you to roll with during the single player story in order to get any of the modern day aircraft such as the F-35 and the F-22. I'm hoping for single player DLC and would honestly feel let down if the only thing released was MP DLC.

I give Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown A solid 8/10
+ Amazing Graphics
+ Aircraft Controls are great on a controller
+ A decently sized SP Campaign (and online MP)
+ A New Game (Plus) option just like in previous games.

/ An aircraft tree which makes it impossible to unlock all aircraft and upgrades in one or two playthroughs due to a crossover with MP (It adds a reason to replay the game, but is fairly annoying for someone that is used to the older Ace Combat games.)

- An overall confusing story with one too many side plots that doesn't do much to make you attached to any characters, as some only appear in one or two missions before being killed off.

- Multiplayer is only PvP modes at the moment.

Having Bought Two Copies of GTA V and playing well over three hundred hours on console and PC, I can say that while the single player is great It lacks replayability outside of the heists and going crazy in the free roam. The Online aspect has been the subject of many false promises, Hackers running free, Overpriced Vehicles and weapons and a general cluster-♥♥♥♥ of issues. The only thing that made this game worth while to many people anymore is the fact that you can mod this game with a nearly limitless amount of mods to fill many different types of play. A lot of people have put days of their lives into their projects and mods to make this game more then what people thought it could be. Take-Two however has decided that in an moronic attempt to fix something that should've been fixed very early into the release of GTA: Online, They should take down OpenIV, Not that it will do any good. GTA: Online had so much promise and it was wasted infavor of fairly pointless DLC that costs an incredible amount of in-game money in an obivious ploy to push people to buy "Shark Cards"