Alright, so SD Command Gundam: G-Arms yɛ saa game boy gems no mu biako a ɛma wo yam a anka screen no yɛ kɛse kakra kɛkɛ —efisɛ pixel art a ɛwɔ ha no yɛ seriously cool. Wohyɛ aseɛ yi wo mobile suit (me ne classic RX-78 kɔeɛ mfitiaseɛ no, ahonu biara nni hɔ), na afei ɛyɛ tẽẽ kɔ grid-based tactical battles mu. Susuw ogya agyiraehyɛde ho nanso ɛne robɔt akɛse a wɔrebɔ wɔn ho wɔn ho akuturuku.

Asɛmpatrɛwfo no tow wo kɔ mmeae a ɛyɛ den —atamfo a wɔwɔ akyi, asase a ɛyɛ basaa wɔ wo kankyee ho —na ɛsɛ sɛ woyɛ nhyehyɛe biara ho nhyehyɛe. Wo g-arms a ɛwɔ ntɔkwaw ntam no a wobɛma ayɛ yiye no te sɛ nea ɛma abotɔyam, te sɛ kar a wobɛtwetwe ansa na woatu mmirika. Na yeah, ntua no wɔ saa crunchy, weighty feel no mpo wɔ chibi-style sprites no ho. Ɛwɔ saa sukuu dedaw gunda vibe no wɔ baabi a shot biara bu akontaa.

Sɛ wowɔ mecha mu anaasɛ wodɔ tactical games a ɛntra wɔn akwaaba no so kɛkɛ a, eyi yɛ solid pick. Kɛkɛ a, mmɔ me sobo bere a wufi ase bɔ Gundam asɛmti no hum wɔ rounds kakraa bi akyi no.