Though there is a lack of a story mode, the game does include a number of offline modes for players to fight through. As every mode can be a means to earn more experience and currency there is a continuous sense of progression to be found in the title. As they level up and you spend your GP you will be able to unlock extra support actions and some cosmetic items. The point system is a great way to help manage your battle strategy as it creates a risk and reward play style where you can offset power for that extra chance in a fight.Įach mobile suit has its own level attached to it that as you spend more time in battle with a select unit, you will earn experience with it. For example, if a match has a 1,000 point health limit and your unit costs 400 that is the amount that will be deduced when you fall in battle. As the game uses a point value system to rate each of the suits, it is worked into the health bars for the fights themselves.

You can pick up any of the units and find a moveset that is unique to each one meaning every mobile suit in the roster holds up on its own.

Gundam Versus has an impressive roster of over 90 different mobile suits covering 19 different shows, movies, manga and games. With it finally making its way to the PlayStation 4, the question is whether the game is able to deliver on its promises and meet fans expectations. With Gundam Versus, the latest title to make its way to the western market, players take control of the action with up to three versus three mobile suit combat with both online and offline play. When you think of the Gundam series, your first thought should be of the stunning battles that occur throughout. Reviews // 29th Oct 2017 - 4 years ago // By Judgemental Waifu Gundam Versus Review

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