SD Gundam G Generation DS

Game Details:

"SD Gundam G Generation DS" is one of the portable platform works of the G Generation series, continuing the series' consistent multi-work mixed setting. The game is set in an original storyline, where players play as the captain and squad leader, promoting the mission by commanding multiple squads. The battle adopts the traditional tactical chess method, after the unit moves, you can choose actions such as attack, skills, and support, among which the "opportunity round" system allows you to act again immediately after defeating the enemy, increasing the diversity of combos and counterattack strategies.

There is no ammunition setting for the mechs in the game, and all attacks consume EN (energy), which needs to be reasonably scheduled and supplied in the battle. Players can freely match mechs and characters from different series, such as UC, SEED, W, X and other well-known Gundam works. As the plot progresses, players can unlock hidden missions, challenge strong enemy BOSSes, and even encounter original enemies. The game includes more than 200 mechs, with a rich development system, which can be upgraded, modified, and transferred, and has great collection value.

Although the game is a Japanese version, it is not a big threshold for players who are familiar with the Gundam series or tactical chess games, but instead can enjoy the original plot and interaction.

Editor's Recommendation:

If you are a loyal fan of the Gundam series and also love the strategy tactical chess gameplay, then "SD Gundam G Generation DS" is definitely not to be missed. The game combines multiple Gundam worldviews and characters, the plot design integrates original and classic battles, bringing a unique cross-world experience. The operation is simple but the strategy is full of depth, especially the "opportunity round" system and the "command halo" mechanism, which allows players to carefully deploy each round and enjoy the sense of achievement of intellectual showdown.

In addition, the mech development and collection system is extremely sticky, matched with side missions and hidden plots, making the game full of exploration and replay value. Even if the language is Japanese, as long as you love Gundam and strategy, this game is still worth spending dozens of hours to slowly savor.

Game Guide:

1. Familiar with the "opportunity round" mechanism

Whenever a mech defeats an enemy, it can immediately get an extra chance to act. Reasonably arrange high-attack units to kill weak enemies, and you can trigger multiple actions in a row, greatly speeding up the efficiency of clearing the map.

2. The importance of command halo

The halo of the captain unit can allow the surrounding friendly forces to gain support attacks or attribute enhancement effects. It is recommended to place the high-output units within the range of the halo to form a chain of linked attacks.

3. EN management determines the success or failure of the endurance battle

All weapon attacks in the game consume EN (energy), not ammunition. It is recommended to reserve some EN for key moments in each battle, or equip characters with energy recovery skills.

4. Reasonable development and matching of squads

According to the enemy attributes of the level, reasonably combine the squad members, it is recommended to match melee, long-range and auxiliary units. Some levels have dense enemies or counterattack abilities, and you need to adjust your lineup strategy to cope.

5. Multi-line plot exploration and archiving

The game provides multiple plot route options, and some branches or hidden levels need to be unlocked by completing certain conditions. It is recommended to save more, try different paths, to unlock all mechs and events.

6. Hidden mech and character acquisition

Some powerful mechs, such as God Gundam, Freedom Gundam, ν Gundam, etc., need to achieve S-level evaluation or complete hidden missions in specific missions to obtain, the exploration process is complex, but it is very worthwhile.