SD GUNDAM BATTLE ALLIANCE

いい素材からゴミを生み出す天才でした

如果特别喜欢高达作品且对刷刷刷游戏是无所谓的态度的话可以考虑入一手，如果只是想看一些角色与其他角色的对话的话，上b战看视频会比买这个游戏好。

Mindless fun with giant robots and great music, got it on sale for 30 bucks and am thoroughly satisfied with what I got!

ゲーム性もストーリーも酷い出来、ゲーム触ったことない人が外注で出来たものを適当に売ってる感じ？ 500円位なら買ってもいいかな、プレステ１のゲームみたい。

ONLY to Gundam fans, because it's pure fanservice.

Better than I thought, given the "Mixed" rating and the general reputation of anime games. On first glance, it reminds me of Gundam Warriors / Musou (if you're in the East), but with a much more robust combo system than mashing Normal Attack 3 - 5 times, followed by a Charged Attack finisher. Attack combos feel a bit like Tekken inputs, complete with jump canceling, Guilty Gear style Roman Canceling (if you have Skill Meter (blue meter) for it), ground-to-air combos, aerial finishers, counters, etc. It's an unexpectedly nice change without being too complicated if you don't want to engage in it. You can still sit back and shoot with the right mobile suits. EDIT: There are some questionable design choices with the mechanics; my personal ones being Knockdown Recovery requiring Skill Meter to perform (Why does tech-rolling require a resource when knockdowns happen a dime-a-dozen?) and that Guarding has both a limit meter and does not mitigate all the damage (please choose one or the other). Unlocks are via item boxes in stages, beating bosses, and completing missions. No annoying gacha lotteries. Missions are relatively straight forward and short (10-15 min.), so for those without 18+ hours at a time to play, this game respects your time. However, there is a moderate amount of grind required to unlock later mobile suits. It is NOT Korean MMO levels of grinding, though. (Usually kill [x] boss 2-5 times in a mission or two.) The story is presented in via Visual Novel format. All the lines are voiced (JP only) and aside from the opening tutorial, optional story expositions, and end-of-chapter story exposition, there do not seem to be 10-20+ minute expositions. If you don't like to read or listen, you can easily skip anything. Ch. 2 provides a hefty spike in difficulty with the bosses, so mastery of the controls and the tools at your disposal are best done in Ch. 1. EDIT - Each chapter contains a spike in difficulty. It is not just the transition from Ch. 1 to 2. Thus far, I'd say this is a solid 7/10 game.

I like it. It's a decent, and fun game; especially in coop. If steam used a rating system I'd give it a solid 3/5. It's nothing special, but it's definitely slightly above average and fun. However steam does not use a rating system. It uses a "recommend, or not" system. I don't "recommend" it even though I think it's above average. Why? Because 15 hours of gameplay for $60 is insane. Each $10 DLC is only 1 more hour of gameplay, too. Even with some grinding the time you get doesn't go up much, and there's DLC mechs that completely break the balance by being P2W compared to what you'd already have at the time. It also doesn't explain much of anything. I know nothing about gundam, and still know nothing about gundam even with someone who knows a lot of gundam helping me through the coop. It's just a fun overpriced mech game designed to squeeze as much money out of its loyal niche as possible.