The multiplayer is significantly more enjoyable than the single player. I’m here to see mech fights, and Gundam Versus does that incredibly well. Not much of the dialogues have been translated to English, and while this never hinders the progress of the game, it definitely loses a lot of context. There’s not much of a story, and what little there is will be lost in translation, quite literally. Player positions, and assigning roles is of utmost importance, and the right tactics often leads to satisfying victories. Even with AI players there’s enough depth here to keep you invested. There’s enough depth here to keep you invested.ĭifferent Gundam Suits have their own benefits, and strategizing for battles with the team you bring along with you feels rewarding and engaging. You can also just fight against a team of other Gundam enemies, and hone your skills. The game pits you against waves of enemies where you’ll be dodging, tackling and fighting tons of other mechs. You can choose to play solo or with up to two other AI players. While multiplayer is where the meat of Gundam Versus lies, the single player is surprisingly robust.

Gundam versus local multiplayer