SUPER ROBOT WARS Y

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SUPER ROBOT WARS Y

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RELEASE DATE

Aug 27, 2025

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Denuvo

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SUPER ROBOT WARS Y released on August 27, 2025 for PC (Steam) and on August 28, 2025 for PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch. Developed by Bandai Namco Forge Digitals Inc. and published by Bandai Namco Entertainment Inc. It is a grid‑based tactical RPG that mashes together mecha from across anime, then lets you train pilots, upgrade units, and stack party synergies until the battlefield sings. The new Assist Link system pulls sidekick characters into combat, adding support actions and extra effects. Series included range from Mobile Suit Gundam arcs to Mazinkaiser vs. Great General of Darkness, Getter Robo Arc, SSSS.DYNAZENON, Code Geass, Godzilla Singular Point, and more.

Digital Deluxe Edition — what’s included

• Base game
• Bonus Mission Pack: 15 side missions + 1 bonus mission
• DLC 1 & 2 Set: 10 playable units, 32 Area Missions, 3 Assist Crew members
• Set Bonus: 2 Area Missions that reward 3 units + 1 extra mission
• 2‑day early access for DLC 1–2
• Deluxe Bonus: 1 bonus mission, 2 Power Parts, 2 Skill Programs

Ultimate Edition — what’s included

• Everything in the Digital Deluxe Edition
• Premium Sound & Data Pack: 31 anime themes and sounds, 15 original tracks, 55 pages of reference docs
• Ultimate Bonus: 1 bonus mission + 2 Power Parts

Review

SUPER ROBOT WARS Y plays like a clean, fast SRPG sandbox. Maps are compact, turn order is readable, and the new Assist Link adds small puzzle layers to each turn. You line up main attacks, then trigger assists to finish a boss or squeeze extra EXP. Pilots still carry signature Spirits, so a smart cast and timely buffs can flip a fight. It feels good to build toward a favorite unit and watch it finally punch above its weight.

Presentation helps. Attack cuts are flashy without dragging, and the roster mix leans into crowd‑pleasers. Fanservice is here, but the game is practical about it: lots of crossover chatter, then back to positioning and damage math. The upgrade loop, as ever, is the hook. Credits and parts flow at a fair pace, and tuning frames, weapons, and skills gives real gains instead of empty numbers.

Caveats: early maps are gentle, and veterans may coast for a few hours before the AI starts to bite. Some battle animations repeat a little too often if you watch every cut, so you will toggle skips to keep tempo. The Premium Sound Pack is locked to the Ultimate, and Denuvo sits on the Steam build. Even with those gripes, the tactics core lands. It is comfort food for SRW fans, with just enough new toys to matter.

Verdict: polished crossover tactics, light early but hard to put down once the builds click.

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