ChunkyMunkey

Using only Unity asset store assets aside, taking the werewolf/mafia game into a 3D environment is a great idea in practice, however agrou largely fails to deliver. Many of the roles which make the likes of town of salem work are missing, meaning the majority of games end with either random voting, or no idea who the werewolves actually are. For example the only information roles for the villagers are Seer (Can visit someone to see their role) & Little Girl (Can literally just look at the werewolves at night and out them). The foundation is there, but more thought on gameplay is required to get the playerbase to come back.

This game caught me by surprise, it takes the genre that Ace Combat really created to new heights, graphically it stuns me every now and then, however the plane models themselves could have done with a bit more work. Gameplay wise I have zero complaints, its fluid, flight controls seem spot on (After tweaking some of the axis curves) and the gunplay feels perfect. 9/10 my only complaint is a bug where my controller occasionally wont stop softly rumbling in-between missions unless I unplug and plug back in.

Unfortunately its more of the same, but with a £55 price tag. It's telling how all of the positive reviews are "Yea there's not much new but...", such as sad state of affairs when people have this low expectations and willingly buy into the same thing year after year. On the gameplay side, the main change is the increased focus on skills and improvements to the attacking AI, whereby any online game is about who can pull of the most skills in a row and flick skill passes left and right which defy gravity. For that reason, I wouldn't call this a football game at all, its more of an arcade game set in a football environment, and even that it does poorly.