SD Gundam G Generation Eternal: US Network Test Announced!
Contrary to the lack of news since 2022, SD Gundam G Generation Eternal is alive and well! A network test is scheduled, opening the doors to players in the US, alongside Japan, Korea, and Hong Kong. Applications are now open until December 7th, offering 1500 lucky participants a sneak peek from January 23rd to 28th, 2025.
This latest strategy JRPG installment in the popular franchise lets players command a vast roster of pilots and mecha from the iconic Gundam universe. The SD Gundam series, known for its "super deformed" style, features charming, stylized versions of classic mecha – once even surpassing the popularity of the original designs.
A US Debut
Gundam fans will undoubtedly be excited about this new SD Gundam entry. While Bandai Namco's Gundam games have seen inconsistent quality and occasional premature cancellations, hopes are high that SD Gundam G Generation Eternal will be a standout title.
For those seeking similar strategic gameplay in the interim, check out Cristina Mesesan's review of the recently iOS and Android-ported Total War: Empire – a fresh perspective on Feral's adaptation.
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