Some passively regenerate when not in use, some reload after the clip is emptied, and some are only once per life. Many specials and ranged attacks are tied to an ammunition amount, which is what helps each unit feel unique from one another. At its core though Versus is about mobility and meter management. The game itself controls extremely well, with the controls being entirely remappable, and special moves can be used via via a single button or via a combination of specific ones. While it has problems, the significance of the inclusions and cuts will vary from person to person. What’s more, 00 is missing its entire second season, SEED is missing deuteragonist Athrun, and recent hit Iron Blooded Orphans only has two suits. A total of 13 different entries included in the previous home console game, like G, Endless Waltz, and SEED Destiny, did not make it into the base roster. But that does not mean it’s a perfect roster. In addition, every single suit manages to stand on its own, with only the two Sumos from Turn A being the closest things to full clones. Over 90 mobile suits spanning 19 different shows, movies, manga, and games are included. One of the most impressive features of Gundam Versus is the roster. On an advanced level, this develops into roles of back and front, as well as who dies first in regard to potential overcost. This in turn leads to an interesting dynamic of picking a suit that clicks with your partners’ coverage, while also having to balance the point values for longevity. When a team’s health bar reaches 0, that’s the match. If you are shot down, and it brings your team’s life below the point value of your character, another mechanic called overcost occurs, and you’ll respawn with less health. However, each team has a total health bar of 1,000 points, and each time a player dies, the value of their mobile suit gets taken from the team health. Every character is given a point value of 500, 400, 300, or 200, which in turn determines their overall strength with 500 being the strongest. Gundam Versus at its core is a 2v2 game with a unique mechanic. Turns out, we somehow ended up with another mess of a game. A new entry in a long-running series that is highly praised for its roster, gameplay, and content? Surely this would be the one that changes the trend! So when Gundam Versus was announced for an international release, it seemed like things were looking up. However, its games struggle to gain traction outside of Japan, always having the misfortune of the select few chosen being mediocre to good at best. It brings in millions of dollars every year with its wildly successful model kits. The franchise is currently going through a resurgence on the international stage with the success of Unicorn, Iron Blooded Orphans, and Thunderbolt.
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