Missions typically have the players destroy several targets or one particular target. For the series that aren’t included, they are still represented in a way as characters from across the Gundam library of pilots can join in on the battle to make battles a bit more unique.īattles take a tactical RPG approach as players find themselves on grid-based maps facing enemies. That’s not saying that every arc doesn’t have its moments, I just know what my favorites are, and I’m glad they’re included. I was especially glad to be able to play through Iron-Blooded Orphans, which features some stand-out battles and characters. Newcomers are also in for a treat as they get a crash course in the series supplemented with some great voice over and action-filled battles. Still, I appreciated all the bits of story that the developers were able to include, as each episode filled me with nostalgia.

This is great for anyone who needs a refresher for the titles, but it can feel rather lengthy. Akin to what you’d find in a visual novel, each episode could feature anywhere from 10 – 30 minutes of story content before you’ll be able to touch the controller. That said, there is a ton of story content here. While playing, I was surprised by how closely the narrative stuck to the events of the anime.

Each arc plays out in episodes that feature iconic battles from the series. SD Gundam G Generation Cross Rays allows players to play through multiple arcs of the Gundam series.

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