Ace Combat Infinity

Release Date: May 20, 2014

Arcade, planes, free-to-play, modern conflicts, co-op, PlayStation exclusive, multiplayer, singleplayer, internet

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Another part of the combat fighter simulator. The action takes the player back to the near future. This is the first part of the Ace Combat series based on a free-to-play business model, and as a result, the game focuses primarily on multiplayer gameplay.

Ace Combat Infinity is the next installment of the popular series published under the aegis of the Japanese company Namco Bandai. The game is one of the arcade games with elements of simulation, but for the first time in the history of the series there was an attempt to introduce a free-to-play business model. The title was created by Project Aces, the team responsible for the last installments of Ace Combat - Joint Assault and Assault Horizon.

The action once again takes the player into an undefined future, and our task is to pilot heavenly machines equipped not only with standard equipment, but also with more sophisticated weapons. The game combines the best features of the predecessors and introduces some new changes. The gameplay offers a fictional campaign in a slightly futuristic environment characteristic of the series and, above all, a network struggle involving two teams of four players who have to stop the common enemy controlled by artificial intelligence.

Ace Combat Infinity offers a realistic yet spectacular visual setting for a free-to-play production distributed only in digital form. The creators managed to maintain a relatively high level of quality, to which we were accustomed in the last editions of the series.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015

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Ace Combat Series

A series of aerial action games combining elements of simulation and arcade shooter. The brand was created and developed by the Japanese company Namco (now Namco Bandai) with development support from Arsys Software, Access Games and Project Aces studios.

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Ace Combat Game Series