Super Robot Wars 30

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This is my first SRW game I've played, and I say it is a good introduction to the SRW series for the Western audience if you haven't played a SRW game. The highlights of this game I'm fond of are: - Getting introduced to mecha series I've never watched before. and grasping their character and base storyline firsthand. - Recognising few of the series I did watch, and enjoying their character dynamics in mingling with other series. - Managing farming resources and easy upgrading mechanics. Decisions on what to upgrade is not hard to achieve so long as you have enough gold, PP and MxP currency to upgrade robots, pilots and main ship respectively - Great SRPG gameplay. Takes a bit getting used to the map, but if you learn what keyboard shortcuts to 360 rotate the map or are playing on the Steam deck, you're good as gold - 2D animation sprites are good to look at. Some battle moves include cutscenes from the original anime redrawn into digital format and are nicely mesh with the music to give the sense of familiarity, age and aesthetic appeal of the action from their own series to the players. - Storytelling is fun thanks to the combined interactions between your recruited characters that are both your favourites and those unfamiliar to you that makes you begin to love when you progress the story. No character is left out of the fun of the plot. - The freedom to swap pilots between other mechs of their matching series/franchise. Got a pilot inside a mech that is performing lacklustre compared to other units? Have no fear. You can have your pilots assign to other robots not being used. Even Char won't be ashamed of piloting the Nu Gundam. - If you got the DLC music or have music tracks of your own, you can switch the music playing on each of your robots via settings and it'll play out when the battle phase starts. - "GETTER BEAM!" "CHESTO!!!" "AMIGOOO!!!" ... the voiced pilot lines on their moves are infectious. The most overwhelming parts of the game you need to manage: - The huge variety of robots and pilots you recruit. It'll take a huge amount of time to upgrade the mechs and level up the pilots, so you either opt for needing an easy auto-farm method to upgrade them all or you focus your resources on your favourite or powerful units that carry you throughout your playthrough - Missables are involved when you least expect it. Dialogue, unlock bonuses, and items that can only be obtained when defeating a certain unit. You would either need to soft-reset or need a guide if you are really bothered to get the most out of your playthrough. - Needing to press 2 and F2 keys to see the most details on your pilot skills and mech weapons. It's a little annoying those keyboard shortcuts or similar controller inputs are needed when you want to examine the specs of what your units can do - Story progression equals losing opportunity to complete side missions for recruiting or upgrades. If the story progresses, you'll be forced to do a story mission without warning as a state of emergency. Focusing on side missions and farming missions first will help you complete your bang for your buck each chapter. -Completing starred missions will increase enemy difficulty on farming missions. Overall, this is a good introductory game to the SRW series if you haven't played any, and it is fun to watch the battles between robots from different IPs.