Tiny Gundam Warfare
SD Gundam Capsule Fighter Online is a third-person shooter created by Softmax and OGPlanet. It features iconic robots from the anime series Gundam with mobile suits depicted in cute, super-deformed appearances. In this action game, players battle in PVP matches and collect more Gundam from capsules.
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How Did Gundam Reach the West?
Gundam popularized the Real Robot genre by invoking realistic topics like technology, war, and politics. There are no monsters of the week, classical good-vs-evil formula, and outlandish premise in this series. Characters died permanently, and the protagonist grew as the war went on. The Gundam franchise received several sequels, side-stories, original video animations, novelizations, and spin-offs. Fans liked the characters and the robots despite the anti-war message of the mecha anime. However, despite being popular in Japan since the '70s, the anime franchise never gained full attention in the west. It was only on March 2000 when the series was first introduced to the Western audience when Mobile Suit Gundam Wing was aired on the Cartoon Network's Toonami block. It paved the way for the Gundam shows to eventually reach the West through VHSs and DVDs. Gundam has then broadcasted new series on cable channels and streaming websites.
War Machines in Cute Form
SD Gundam Capsule Fighter Online features every Gundam and other mobile suits introduced in the whole franchise. Players can acquire mobile suits thru, either rental, drawing from capsules, or mixing. Mixing requires a mixing plan, a key mobile suit, and scrap component suits. Players can then customize their mobile suits, as well as mobile suit rooms, with paints and stickers. They can even install special skills that can help them in battles.
The game offers action-packed and collaborative co-op missions, quests, and PVP matches. There are also more than 50 maps which the players can explore and do battles in. The co-op missions allow four players to team-up while the PVP matches can host up to 12 players. Winning battles give rewards, such as in-game currencies, experience points, and extra items. The game also comes with a ranking and rock-paper-scissors system. In the ranking system, low-ranking mobile suits have more lives in deathmatch mode, while high-ranking mobile suites have limited lives. On the rock-paper-scissors system, on the other hand, the game categorizes each mobile suit as rock, paper, and scissors. Rocks are melee fighters while papers are long-ranged shooters. Finally, the Scissors are mobile suits that can fare well in both aspects.
Decent Gundam Crossover
SD Gundam Capsule Fighter Online is an enjoyable third-person shooter despite the super-deformed mobile suits. One of the main allure is the chance to acquire high-ranking Gundam in the collection. Fans can have a copy of their favorite mobile suit.
