Sep 2017
Battling giant robots? Check. Multiplayer chaos? Check. Endless customization options to show off to your friends? Double check. 'Gundam Versus' is the fighting extravaganza for mecha enthusiasts and button-mashers alike. Strap in, my friends, as we dive headfirst into a world where physics is merely a suggestion, and gravity is just a word.
In 'Gundam Versus', you don't just pick a robot; you pilot an automobile-meets-guitar-playing giraffe! Well, not literally, but the variety of mobile suits can make you think twice about reality. Choices vary from classic RX-78-2 to some less popular (but still cool) units. Ever wondered what it's like to deliver a massive punch with an armored, 60-foot titan? Now you can! The combat system feels smooth, and it doesn't take long before you're flipping around the battlefield, blasting enemies with all the grace of a toddler learning to walk. If you enjoy battling alongside friends or driving them nuts online, this game has you covered with its 2v2 format and robust online matchmaking system. Whether you're launching attacks or defending your teammates with reckless abandon, the gameplay manages to keep things engaging and exciting.
Graphically, the game is flashy in all the right ways, enveloping players in visually stunning locales that are as vibrant as a disco party. Mecha battles explode with enough colors and effects to make your head spin - in a good way, not the way you felt after attempting to do a backflip at that one party last summer. Animation is smooth, making every combat encounter feel exhilarating. The aerial battles allow players to soar through dynamic environments that look good enough to make you consider printing out screenshots and putting them on your wall. Seriously, don't do that. Your roommate will not be impressed.
Overall, 'Gundam Versus' finds a sweet spot between accessibility and depth, providing the ideal amount of complexity for both new players and seasoned veterans. Sure, it may not be entirely perfect - the online matchmaking can sometimes feel like you're picking leftovers from the fridge you swore you wouldn't eat. Yet, if you're looking for fast-paced mech battles, over-the-top abilities, and a chance to live out your giant robot fantasies without endangering any nearby restaurants (or your dignity), this game is a solid choice. So round up a couple of friends, fire up your mechs, and prepare for some epic battles that could just as easily be better than your weekend plans.
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