SD Gundam G Generation ETERNAL

SD Gundam G Generation ETERNAL

Bandai Namco Entertainment Inc.v2.5.3

$2.0M
Revenue
8.0K
Downloads
4.9 ★
Rating

Screenshots

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How Much Does SD Gundam G Generation ETERNAL Make?

Monthly Revenue
$2.0M
Yearly Revenue
$24.0M
Per Download
$250.00

Platform Performance

🍎iOS
Revenue
$2.0M
Downloads
8.0K
Rating
4.9 (6,616)

Rating Distribution

4.9
★★★★★
6,616 reviews
5
2%
4
0%
3
1%
2
4%
1
93%

Top Countries

🇹🇼 TW🇭🇰 HK🇺🇸 US
Reviews (3)
★★★★★Dark_Kat7/16/2026
For the Gundam Sickos

As a rule of thumb I generally don’t like gacha games due to their predatory nature and the ever lingering specter of competitive power creep. Oftentimes it feels like to keep up with other players the game is goading you into spending money to get that shiny JPEG that does the magic numbers that make you win. Eternal- for the most part- sidesteps this due in part to the fact it’s an online experience built on a tried and true single player game franchise. While most Gundam fans will roll their eyes at the fact they’re playing through the TV shows for the 10,000th time, the game makes up for this by having a truly staggering catalogue of Mobile Suits available, from picks as obvious as the Zaku to obscure side story designs like the Le Cygne. Fairly generous with rewards, and it’s quite easy to stockpile resources. The game keeps things fresh by having an always active rotation of events; be it boss units, story adaptations of shorter Gundam media, or challenge levels, all of these bring their own boons that reward the player for investing time. The difficulty is modtly neglible so you are more than free to boost your favorite characters and mobile suits to maximum to get the most out of them. I did mention that the game *mostly* sidesteps power creep, because it isn’t free of a competitive PvP mode, and as long as playerbases can intersct with a game a meta is bound to form. What you get out of the Master League— which is entirely optional anyways- depends on if you’re really willing to experiment and use units you normally wouldn’t. Overall, this is my “main” mobile game and I always play it at least once a day. I’m happy to have a game that features my favorite deep cuts.

★★★★★ShockTroop2245/23/2025
This game is very solid

I’ve been playing the game a lot and have really been enjoying it. I beat the first campaign and got access to the seed campaign along with its ms tree and farmed a bit until I had enough to get a full squad of high-ish level daggers. My favorite being the buster dagger. I really hope this game could get a console/pc port as I have really been loving the ease of use improvements, though it does seem to lack some of the features I really liked from other entries in the series such as putting mobile suits into my ships and custom character pilots. It’s a fun turn based game, if you end up liking it then I would highly recommend the other games on PlayStation, n switch, and pc. I think there are one or two vita games as well. Thanks for reading have a good day.

★★☆☆☆El Hefe865/23/2025
Great game but

First off for a mobile game it’s pretty good. Tactical turn based strategy in the Gundam universe. It’s very similar to the non free SD games. It’s a gotcha and best units are sealed behind random pulls that require premium currency. Starting out the game is pretty generous in providing this but once you complete the main story lines it comes in very slow. So far I have been enjoying the game play until I run out of energy that’s required to play missions. This really is a cancer in mobile games. It’s also very petty way to nickel and dime your player base. I’m okay with spending some cash on a good game but limiting the player like that is not okay. Now with the introduction of the master league that puts you against other players mobile suits the power discrepancy is very apparent to the ones that spend money and the ones that don’t. The worst really is they fully automated the combat. In all other combat you have the option to auto or control it. The AI is basic and will not utilize the different suits abilities and ranges.. I’ve been left a few times wondering watching the ai play in master league wishing I could control it. Taking away the players control is just a shady tactic with sub par ai to get you to spend more money. Over all it’s a solid game with some questionable design choices for late game and the release of the master league is so very disappointing.

Version History (2)
2.5.38/12/2026
2.5.08/4/2026
Available In (55 Countries)
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Supported Languages (4)
EnglishJapaneseKoreanChinese
App Details

The latest title from the Gundam strategy game series "G Generation" is finally available on your smartphone! [Game Features] ■ The most Mobile Suit...

iOS App ID
6692615881
Content Rating
16+
Min OS
16.0
Size
941.6 MB
In-App Purchases
Yes
Publisher
Bandai Namco Entertainment Inc.
Ja