TP: Alas, all flight-sim games are not created equal. AC-SW's closest comparison, the Air/Ace Combat series (which I absolutely adore) is so many leaps and bounds ahead of this mediocre mistake that unless you simply HAVE to play a WW2 game you can skip over this series in favor of the newest Ace Combat game.
Secret Wars espouses the adventures of Dorothy "DeeDee" Derbec, her guardian Tommy (a WW1 RAF pilot and squadmate of DeeDee's dead dad Guillaume) and their drunken Australian mechanic Clive. This rag-tag group of aerial mercenaries gets drawn into WW2 and end up helping the Allies (for the most part) and globetrotting from Africa to Azerbaijan to the Balkans and finally the gates of Berlin shooting down Nazi's and bombing ground targets at a prodigious rate not seen by any pilot before.
Air Conflicts: Secret Wars debuted in 2011, and later updated for modern consoles. However, it's the PlayStation 3 edition that stands out.
Air Conflicts: Secret Wars' rising age and repetitive gameplay may mean that it won't be winning a Medal of Honor any time soon, but it still manages to fight its way to the end in more or less one piece.
The outrageous competitive shooter Drawn to Death launches on PS4, and it's free for PS Plus members.
Drawn To Death being free on PS+ is awesome.
Persona 5 legit looks like of of the greatest games and RPGs ever.
Definitely the next on my list after I get round to finishing NieR: Automata.
& the return of PaRapper... glorious week/month/year (so far)!
Might even pick up Bulletstorm if it ends up being a good port.
