SUPER ROBOT WARS Y

待っていたスパロボの最新作 前作30のシステムを踏襲しつつ遊びやすくストーリーも分かりやすくなって楽しく遊べました 新しいシステムになったとかでUIは以前とかなり違い戸惑うことも とはいえ遊ぶのに支障はありません スパロボが好きな人、好きなアニメが登場している人なら買って楽しめるゲームだと思います

Newest entry in the strategy series that keeps the complete lack of difficulty and more open mission structure of SRW 30 but tends to improve the narrative and character interactions while making much better use of DLC characters. After a long series of wars and invasions, a war weary Earth looks set to begin a final conflict between the Earthnoids, lead by Lelouch vi Britannia, and the Spacenoids, lead by Char Aznable. Before any declarations of war can be made, Heero Yuy is stopped from killing Lelouch by Suzaku Kururugi who kills him himself. This creates a setting where many series have already had their climactic battles with some side characters who were to have died being dead while some survive or with plots ending in different ways (example being Z Gundam still having a lot of the characters dead but Emma being alive to join you and Kamille being well enough to be with Char who has his allies set up for the plot and the units of a Char's Counterattack that never happens). A year later a united Earth government has been born and is now on the verge of collapsing just as the teenaged Echika receives a gift from her deceased father on her birthday that includes a ninja bodyguard (with two choices for your main pilot character) along with the reveal that a large part of the land they own is a flying battleship capable of producing and transferring high amounts of energy at a time when many nations are having an energy crisis. The ship becomes its own sovereign state that begins to attracts allies and enemies to it. It has a better narrative and use of series and antagonists than the previous game. The DLC packs are handled much better with characters and their added missions giving them more of a story and upgrades over time with most of them being part of the game's world and trying to accomplish something instead of randomly being teleported from another universe like all the DLC characters in the previous game. As every new SRW game does, Y sees the introduction of some new anime series to lineup. Godzilla Singular Point has a plot that becomes important in the later parts of the game and whose Kaiju themes also tie with another new series SSSS.Dynazenon. Godzilla Singular Point ends up having one of the most boring main character units I've seen in the entire series, the worst by far for a series only having one unit, dull and limited supporting characters, and a small number of enemy units that only work well because they can tie them to SSSS.Dynazenon antagonists. SSSS.Dynazenon gives good new units and characters that work well for allies and enemies. Mobile Suit Gundam The Witch From Mercury is added for the first time but only its already extremely short first season for some reason. It doesn't get to do much of anything plot or enemy unit wise but you get a good main character unit and two passable side ones along with the Earth House characters interacting in story and side events for series fans. Plot and character wise it just ends with nothing being resolved as not much happens in the first 12 episodes and most of the plot of the last two episodes is cut out. Getter Robo Arc gives the usual powerful Getter unit with its three transformations whose characters end up working well in the plot. Macross Delta is a little dull in terms of player and enemy unit similarities but at least finally gives a series where the five characters may have a similar unit and share many of the same attacks (name, abilities, and damage wise) but do their own unique animations for some of those attacks, while their opponents are mostly the same as them they at least include varied named enemy pilots with their own voice lines and living normal enemy pilots who are always more interesting to see voice lines for than the silent monster or unmanned opponents. They are certainly a massive improvement to some garbage like Cross Ange (main unit aside). Y continues the trend that started with the PS4 series having almost no difficulty and SRW 30 and Y having no difficulty at all. In this game's case that would be a good thing because if it was designed with any tactical challenge in mind like some of the older games it would cause frequent problems that most of the stages are designed with a group of enemy reinforcement appearing in large numbers in random places after you destroy a set number of enemies (possibly appearing during the enemy turn after a counterattack destroys something and then all getting to act or at any point in your own turn). It also shares the progression style of SRW 30 where you can choose from different main, side, and extra missions with enemy units being leveled up to be around your character's level (though, since they don't use pilot skills, the higher levels get the weaker enemies are comparatively). Screenshots: https://bsky.app/profile/kennanw.bsky.social/post/3mkex7vilks2e