Recent reviews by hwaitinghoshino

A masterpiece in storytelling. The bonds made with everyone in game deeply moved me.

A game to relax with at the end of a hard day, just like a warm cuppa. Love the pixelated style as well as every character in the game. The option to do latte art when serving certain games is also very much welcomed.

Will be looking forward to the sequel in 2023.

Everything I wanted from an MMO, without the grindyness and pay to win. Plus a dev team that actively collects and listens to constructive feedback from the community. What's not to love?

A lightweight and pretty handy tool for artists to use to create base references for posing. Love the current options avaliable for the props.

CREATION MODE
2B! HAOHMARU! GERALT!
HWANG AND SETSUKA ARE BACK!

NUFF SAID.

Extremely complex mechanics, and can get difficult on many occasions - but once you take the time to learn and apply your knowledge of how the equipment and item system works in Nioh 2, the payoff is huge. Custom character creation and the inclusion of a co-op element add a lot more replay value, although one should note that the more players there are, the greater the stat scaling is, according to the lowest level player in the party.

Loved the 3D models of the girls done by Dzung Phung Dinh. The voice acting is also rather good. Gameplay is currently divided into two types - a classic top down shooter, and RTS, both of which are not too complicated to learn thanks to the basic tutorials. The campaign was pretty decent and finished it rather quickly. Currently, there are a limited amount of scenes to unlock in Pandora at the moment, but considering the game's early access state, I am looking forward to more content coming in the future.

You can survive as a F2P player by learning to play smart and be patient. Roll only for the girls and suits you really want, save and stack your V-stones otherwise. Keep an eye out for 3.3% Banners especially as they have higher odds of giving a SSR suit.

From personal experience, I have played the game for about 4 months as of the time of posting this review and I have unlocked 16 out of 18 available girls.

There is a feeling of familiarity, yet Project Wingman also differs in some areas from the Ace Combat series it is inspired from. The environments are beautiful and varied, dogfights are heart-poundingly intense, and the story is simple enough to understand for the most part.

Jose Pavli also does a fantastic job as main composer for the game, as well as the voice actors for the main cast and supporting NPCs.

Feedback about some game issues has been collected in a timely manner by the development team and a first patch was dropped within days that addresses some of these problems.

One thing I am hoping most for inclusion now is a checkpoints system. Some of the later missions in the game can be difficult for new players, lasting over 15 minutes at a time, and it may be discouraging to get sent back to the beginning for a minor mistake.

Overall, of what I have experienced thus far bodes well for further development plans down the line. Project Wingman is a diamond in the rough, and I cannot wait to see what Sector D2 has in store to polish it further.