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Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve has been officially rated in Europe

The Ace Combat series is easily the most well known in the combat flight sim genre, with the franchise stretching all the way back to 1995. That said, the last entry ‘Skies Unknown’ released more than 7 years ago – selling over 7 million copies during its time. Finally however, Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve (officially unveiled late last year alongside a 2026 release window) has now popped up on PEGI’s game rating board, suggesting an impending release date announcement.

In going to the official PEGI (Pan European Game Information) board, users will find a new listing for Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve alongside a pre-release date set for the 30th of May.

As with most rating board listings, these dates can safely be ignored (not least because the aforementioned date has already come and gone).

Even so, we have gotten some ancillary details, including the fact that the game has been given a 16 rating for PS5, Xbox Series X/S and PC citing ‘violence’ and ‘in-game purchases’ as the reasons.

Ace Combat 8 Wings of Theve

This week is set to be huge for the video games industry, with PlayStation hosting a massive State of Play, Microsoft doing their own Xbox Showcase and of course Geoff Keighley set to go live with this year’s Summer Game Fest.

Given this, expect Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve to show up in one of these three impending showcases – likely alongside a concrete release date.

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