Gundam Evolution puts a unique spin on the hero-shooter genre that's sure to deliver for fans, but not all players.
Gundam Evolution Score Details “Gundam Evolution is a hero shooter that gives Gundam fans and new players a full product despite being free-to-play, though it's not without high item prices and tech quirks.” Pros Cons It’s wild to think there would ever be a world where a game based on the Gundam franchise is seen as a true competitor to the hero shooter throne that Overwatch sat on since it released in 2016.
I say secondary job because Gundam Evolution was created with a key gameplay philosophy: Every hero can fight. When I used Methuss, I found that the unit could do much more than heal. This mobile suit has impressive mobility , packs superb firepower with proper aim, and is excellent at reviving at a distance with its healing ability. Each unit has that level of versatility, making more characters feel like viable options at present.
In such a high-octane game, these changes to the hero shooter formula play a key role in making a match feel as fluid as possible, while opening the door for loads of strategy. For instance, in plenty of games using Methuss, I’d run in to heal an ally. Right after that, I could get some shots in and protect them while they ran to safety and then use my ship ability to flee myself. These options aren’t widely available in other games of the genre that’s what sets Gundam Evolution apart.
That’s not to say these stages are poorly designed. Each has great choke points and item placements, which helped me build an eventual mental map of stages. Sooner rather than later, I felt right at home. The game’s three different modes: Point Capture, Domination, and Destruction, can change the feel of maps, adding some extra twists to the mix.
It’s free-to-play, but… I was shocked when I saw the number of units available for free when I started up the full version of Gundam Evolution. As soon as you open the game, you have access to all 12 of the units that were available in the game’s beta free of charge. This wide variety of mobile suits allows tons of experimentation and grants access to a complete experience without forcing players to drop a cent.
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