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Review of Dynasty Warriors: Gundam Reborn on PS3

by Max Rathon Max Rathon photo Jul 2014
Cover image of Dynasty Warriors: Gundam Reborn on PS3
Gamefings Score: 8
Platform: PS3 PS3 logo
Released: 04 Jul 2014
Genre: Hack and Slash, Action RPG
Developer: Omega Force
Publisher: Koei Tecmo

Introduction

Whether you're a mech-head who loves Gundam or just someone who wants to smash hordes of enemies while being stylish (and, let's face it, a little ridiculous), 'Dynasty Warriors: Gundam Reborn' delivers a hefty portion of adrenaline-pumping gameplay. Strap yourself in, because it's time to pilot giant robots and unleash chaos in a game that mixes intense action and fan service into a delightful blend of destruction!

Gameplay

In 'Dynasty Warriors: Gundam Reborn,' players can choose from a roster of iconic Gundam pilots, each wielding their legendary mechs. Using simple but flashy combat mechanics, you'll face off against countless mooks across a series of nostalgic battlefield maps from the Gundam universe. The controls are responsive, allowing for thrilling combos that make you feel like a complete badass. Want to unleash a devastating special attack? No problem! You can perform rampaging move after rampaging move while occasionally shouting, 'THIS IS SPARTA!' or perhaps just 'GUNDAM!' to set the mood. Because, you know, giant robots need some serious yelling to convey true power. The game features a blend of story missions, free mode and co-op multiplayer, which means you can bring a buddy along for the chaos. Can you imagine tackling 'The One Year War' with your best mate while laughing at how absurdly powerful you both feel? It's a blast! Of course, it's all about grinding-sorry, I mean leveling up. As you rack up experience points, your chosen mech gains new abilities and unlocks new weapons because the only thing cooler than giant mechs is equipping them with bigger guns. The progression system is designed to keep you hooked, compelling you to replay missions to obtain those elusive unlockables while mumbling sweet nothings to your screen at 3 AM.

Graphics

Graphically, 'Gundam Reborn' looks like a polished gem on the PS3. Sure, it may not compete with the latest generation of consoles, but for its time, it delivers a vibrant color palette and dynamic visual effects that bring the mobile suits to life. The environments are bright and varied, making you feel like you're really in the Gundam universe. The animations during combat are smooth, though the game can sometimes suffer from pop-in issues and a slight drop in framerate when too many explosions kick off at once (hey, it's hard to handle all that destruction!). Sound effects are decent, with the clashing of metal and the roar of engines providing the expected robot noise. The voice acting, on the other hand, is absolutely delightful. Fans will be tickled to hear the iconic voice actors reprising their roles, bringing nostalgia along with the action.

Conclusion

In summary, 'Dynasty Warriors: Gundam Reborn' is an enjoyable entry in the franchise that appeals to both longtime Gundam fans and new players alike. With its engaging gameplay, a solid cast of characters, and delightful visuals, it certainly delivers. Sure, it may not revolutionize the gaming world, but it offers enough explosive fun and nostalgic charm to keep you entertained for hours. It's a unique mix of button-mashing sci-fi action that perfectly encapsulates the essence of both the Dynasty Warriors series and the Gundam universe. Whether you're out for a solo fray or bringing a friend along for the ride, get ready to pile up the enemy body counts as you unleash glorious mechanized chaos-one laser blast at a time!

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