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Review of Super Robot Wars T on Nintendo Switch

by Chucky Chucky photo Mar 2019
Cover image of Super Robot Wars T on Switch
Gamefings Score: 8
Platform: Switch Switch logo
Released: 20 Mar 2019
Genre: Tactical Role-Playing Game
Developer: B.B. Studio
Publisher: Bandai Namco Entertainment

Introduction

Welcome to the dazzling crossovers of giant robots, hilarious dialogue, and enough anime tropes to make your head spin faster than a mecha in a spin dash. It's time to dive into Super Robot Wars T, where the battle for the universe is only surpassed by the battle for your emotional sanity. Get ready, because this is one wild ride through over-the-top storylines and massive mech battles on the Nintendo Switch.

Gameplay

Super Robot Wars T continues the beloved formula that has engrossed fans for decades. Players command giant mechs, which is basically like conducting an orchestra but instead of instruments, you wield lasers and massive fists. Before each stage, there's a delightful mix of dialogue between characters that could honestly stand alone as a soap opera script. Recommendation: watch your daily dose of anime before playing so that you can appreciate the melodrama even more. Your task is simple: defeat the enemy before they decide to destroy your giant metal body. Each turn, you will get to command your robots with options like moving, attacking, or casting magical 'Spirit Commands', which are basically spell-like tactics that relate to each pilot's personality. Feeling overwhelmed? Don't worry. You can always upgrade your mechs between battles by hopping into the intermission menu and throwing parts at them like a well-aimed paper airplane. New elements, such as the Support Command, give special commands through Supporters, ensuring that even your non-combat characters feel useful - as long as you don't accidentally cast a spell on them that turns them into a giant piñata. If you crave a challenge, the game's Hard Mode will cater to your sadistic impulses, while dlc can magically transform your game from a standard opera into an epic saga that could rival Clash of the Titans (if Titans were more into rock paper scissors).

Graphics

Visually, Super Robot Wars T is a treat if your expectations are set to 'stylish anime'. The graphics capture the spirit of your favorite shows and manage to do justice to the various mecha designs, even if it sometimes resembles a jigsaw puzzle with pieces from various boxes. The animations during battles are thrilling, regardless of how many times you may have seen the 'giant robot does a high kick' move. When you witness your favorite giant robots unleash justice, it's hard not to get a thrill even if you struggle to understand the plot - which often feels like fanfiction written by a hyperactive child who just finished a box of cookies.

Conclusion

Super Robot Wars T offers a solid mix of tactical gameplay, engaging storytelling, and fan service that will keep you glued to your Switch well into the night. The characters are a colorful bunch, the battles are epic, and there's no shortage of entertaining dialogue that is as dramatic as the plots of the shows the mechs come from. However, if you are looking for new gameplay mechanics, you might feel a bit like an anime character without their favorite transformation. Yet, this game reminds you that sometimes, the best things come from constant practice, a little nostalgia, and also upgrading your mech to rocket-punch an enemy into next week. Give it a shot, especially if you want to live the dream of being a pilot in a cross-universe robot showdown, just don't forget your popcorn.

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