Gundam games , much like Dragon Ball games , tend to simply retell the same anime story over and over again in each new installment while rarely trying anything new.
Rengou vs Z. II Plus, like many of the other Gundam games, features a massive roster of mobile suits from the show to play as. All of the major fan favorites are included here such as the Strike Freedom, Destiny, Strike Noir and everything else you could want.
Going over can cause problems as the game tries to balance out each team so more power for the sake of it is not a good idea here. Each suit has its own unique signature moves so you can truly enjoy the pleasures of mowing down enemy combatants with your golden pylons and butterfly wings. Gameplay in Rengou vs Z. II Plus revolves around fighting 2v2 matches in a wide variety of different modes.
Sadly the game does not support 4 players so two characters must always be controlled by the CPU. The game features the authentic soundtrack from the anime series so all of your favorite melodramatic soft j-pop songs are here to inspire you to destroy and win glory as much as they make you want to brood on the shoulders of your giant death machine. The drawback though is in the graphics department as the game has not aged very well at all.
Weapon ammunition is also replenished at a faster rate, as well as speeding up the charging of special attacks. At the cost of some defense and speed, a player gains a boost in attack strength in this awakening mode. It also allows the player to ignore flinching from enemy attacks. This mode greatly increases the player's movement speed and allows the player to cancel any movement including attacks with a jump or a step, as well as decreasing attack delay. When activating any of the Awakening Modes, the player is able to instantly recover from enemy hits, providing a chance to counterattack.
The player will then have to complete 9 consecutive missions based on the route chosen, with a special 10th mission if certain conditions are met during the playthrough.
The chosen pilot will also determine which faction the player joins; opposing units in battle may change according to the faction chosen. In this mode, there may be certain stages where depleting the opposing team's battle gauge is not the objective; instead, a 'target' unit appears, which the player will have to defeat to end the level in victory. Upon acquiring such a rank, the player is treated to a special 'EX' version of the next mission. The EX mission is usually more difficult than the non-EX version.
Completion of this mission is optional, with victory or defeat ending the game either way. The odds are normally greatly stacked against the player in this level. Participants choose their units and pilots, and the stage, and can now adjust match-specific settings such as damage level, time, boost amount, etc. Game rules modifications do not affect this game mode, so all settings are always on their default values. Mode P. In this game play mode, pilots including Shinn, the player are capable of becoming more powerful by means of leveling up.
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