Bandai Namco has officially announced that SD Gundam G Generation ETERNAL, the latest entry in its long-running strategy game series, will launch globally on April 16, 2025 for iOS and Android devices. Players eager to dive into the mobile Gundam universe can start pre-loading the game on April 14 via the App Store and Google Play.
G Generation ETERNAL brings the iconic Gundam franchise to life in a free-to-play, turn-based strategy game designed specifically for smartphones. Featuring stunning visuals and a deep upgrade system, it allows players to form custom squads from their favorite Mobile Suits and pilots, then send them into battle across iconic scenarios pulled from over 70 Gundam series.
According to the game’s official store listing, this mobile release will be the largest G Generation game to date, debuting with over 500 Mobile Suits and characters. That includes fan favorites from classics like Mobile Suit Gundam, Gundam Wing, and Gundam SEED, as well as newer series such as Iron-Blooded Orphans and The Witch from Mercury. More suits and characters are planned to roll out in future updates, expanding an already massive roster.
At launch, players can immerse themselves in scenarios from 10 Gundam titles, with narrative stages faithfully re-creating pivotal moments from each series. Whether you’re a veteran of the Universal Century or just getting into Gundam’s expansive universe, G Generation ETERNAL offers an entry point rich in fan service and tactical depth.
One of the game’s core features is its turn-based tactical system, requiring players to deploy their units strategically on grid-based maps. Every unit comes with unique abilities, strengths, and weaknesses, encouraging a thoughtful approach to squad composition and battlefield placement. Missions will feature various objectives and challenges, ensuring a high replay value.
Players can also upgrade, develop, and customize their squads extensively. At launch, more than 300 Mobile Suits will be unlockable through development, allowing users to evolve their units and create a dream team that reflects their own playstyle or fandom allegiance. The game encourages mixing and matching pilots and suits, giving players the freedom to explore cross-series combinations.
Bandai Namco promises ongoing support, with more Gundam titles, units, and storylines to be added post-launch. The game aims to keep players engaged long-term, blending nostalgia with modern mobile gameplay design.
With its large roster, high production values, and faithful adaptation of beloved Gundam series, SD Gundam G Generation ETERNAL looks poised to be a must-play for strategy fans and mecha lovers alike.
So whether you’re here for the nostalgia, the tactics, or just want to pilot a Zaku alongside a Gundam Barbatos—mark your calendars for April 16 and get your squad ready.
