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Super Robot Wars is a grid-based tactical combat RPG that brings units and pilots from a variety of anime together to battle their mutual foes. Rise, Unite, and Triumph!
SUPER ROBOT WARS Y is a rpg, simulation and strategy game
developed by Bandai Namco Forge Digitals Inc.
and published by BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Inc..
Released on August 27th 2025 is available only on Windows
in 5 languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese and Korean.
It has received 1,558 reviews of which 1,281 were positive and 277 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.9 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 59.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for less on Instant Gaming.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 / Windows 11
- Processor: Intel Core i3-8100 / AMD Ryzen 3 3100
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 650 Ti [1 GB] / AMD Radeon HD 7770 [2 GB] / Intel Arc A310 [4 GB]
- DirectX: Version 12
- Storage: 17 GB available space
- Additional Notes: Estimated performance: 1080p/60fps with graphics settings at "Low". Framerate might drop in graphics-intensive scenes.
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SRW Y is pretty good but it does have some issues. They improved certain things from SRW 30 but also did things that are a step back. I'll try to break some of it down as best as I can: Pros: + Way better roster than it's predecessor SRW 30. + Crossover character interactions are much better than SRW 30. + Challenging game especially in the beginning but I find it fun as long as it's not impossible hard then it's cool. + Most of the animations are recycled from past SRW games but at least they added cut-ins, extra animations and dynamic kills for some attacks that didn't have any from SRW 30 (Nu Gundam's full assault). I can't think of anything else besides that. Cons: - I think having the game be accessible for weaker hardware is a great thing but there's absolutely no reason why I have to look for a guide on how to bypass the locked 1080P 60FPS. There needs to be an option to go 1440P or 4K for people who have capable hardware within the in-game graphics option. Heck even SRW Y's predecessor SRW 30 have an option to go 1440P so yeah a definite step back. - Much like above I'm not necessarily liking why they messed with the location of custom BGM folder and cut-out useful features like individual BGM sound adjustments. And again with the music folder location it was simple in SRW 30 as it's in the same folder where the game is installed. Granted if you have the PC Steam version it's still relatively easy to find. But in the Steam Deck it's frustrating. Multiple folders that goes to the same thing but only one is correct and I followed a bunch of guides which claimed to have the correct path location and none of them worked for my deck. I have to figure it out. It have something to do with share and locallow folder for the Steam Deck. I just want to play and enjoy the game with the optional features. Been doing it since SRW V and X on PS Vita why do I have to think hard and stress about something like this...? - People generally have negative perception about Denuvo. Now Denuvo is notoriously known for messing with gaming performance at least for Denuvo DRM. SRW Y implements Denuvo anti-cheat instead which is separate from Denuvo DRM and so far I have not experienced any performance issues. However why is a single player game need anti-cheat? May be if you're playing competitive multi-player games like Call of Duty, Overwatch, League of Legends or Marvel Rivals just to give a few examples then yes I could see why you would want to use anti-cheat. Again SRW are single player games none of these asinine inclusions are necessary especially with Denuvo's awful reputation. - Game is pricey as all hell. Deluxe version cost 90+ USD. Now the standard version is around 60 bucks so it's your choice. All in all if you're a fan of the series and don't mind the Denuvo nonsense or any of the kinks that this game have then you might enjoy this still. I'm willing to recommend it if you like these type of games. If not then look elsewhere.
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Easily the best modern mainline English-localized SRW of the last five entries (V, X, T, 30, Y). Most interconnected in story the game's franchises have been in any English-translated game since W. Content dense without being content bloated (we're looking at you 30. Harder difficulties that are actually fun. While I'll always be sad about not getting any new OG games, I'm afraid the fresh new blood of SRW devs actually cooked with this one. It's an incredible entry from the new lead/team.
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Note that almost all the negative reviews are complaining about resolution or hyperanalyzing the shape of the healthbars like an anime edition of American Psycho, and the positive reviews are talking about the gameplay and writing. Ask yourself which of those things matters more to you in a game that is half a visual novel, half robot fire emblem and 100% 2D. The game is an a massive step up from 30 in all the ways that matter. The crossover setting is cohesive again, consequently the character writing is much improved, returning to the sort of cross-series interactions that were the hallmark of the series prior to 30 instead of the hollow, talking-past each other style present in that game, the numerous changes to the core gameplay systems are all for the better, the high difficulty settings are actually good for the first time in a decade (At least if you don't rush to make a review after playing solely the tutorial chapter), the nonlinear mission system is much improved both in terms of presentation thanks to the flow chart view and actual gameplay thanks to tighter mission structure willing to introduce some structure and linearity into the free-forr-all, VN presentation has significantly improved primarily through greater use of CGs (There were more CGs in the demo than all of 30), but also increased use of visual effects and sound cues. If you are here for a game, SRW Y is the best game the series has released in a long time. If you are here to count pixels, I don't know, I've been to busy playing the game to break out the loupe and calipers to figure out if Suletta's forehead contains an acceptable number of photocells.
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So far really nice, the 1080p isn't even a big deal, the game is cartoonish enough to not need more than 1080p, the attack animations are pre-rendered sprites and the strategic map/gameplay is like PS1-2 graphics anyways like always, only with the AA x8 and 1080p is more than enough to see it like in any other SRW game, it looks good, i don't see the issue at all, Robot fans will have a great time!
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Pretty good so far, it seems to be locked to 1080 or below by default, but it's not too bad not something to thumbs down the entire game over, weirdly enough as a Unity game usually you'd be able to mess with Launch Settings in steam for custom Resolution but that seems to not work as on startup it re-defaults to the settings in the game EDIT: Fix has been found for this 1. Go to Super Robot Wars Y's Exe and select properties 2. go to compatability and select "Change High DPI Settings" 3. enable "high DPI Scaling Override" 4. in the drop down menu select "System" 5. Apply 6. Go to Steam Launch Options in Properties for SRW Y 7. in the text box input -screen-width <width> -screen-height <height> 9. replace <width> and <height> with desired resolution 10. You can now play the game at any resolution For the love of god, never touch Window or Resolution settings in the PC Settings menu for all that is holy So far pretty good, with the engine change comes a lot of improvements such as the battles not locking to 30 FPS when you start, meaning it looks pretty smooth, the game's Frame rate is also no longer capped at 60 at all There's been a host of gameplay changes made to finally give some spice to SRW that's been lacking for years and the difficulty options are very nice for those who'd like to challenge themselves a bit with Expert, a lot more thoughtfully designed compared to 30 Custom Music implementation is a little rough, now the folder is in Appdata for some reason under Locallow/Bandai Entertainment/SRYMUSIC and the option to replace tracks in a batch is no longer available which is a shame for cutscenes and such, but it does come with the game auto-sorting your custom music in albums if the data is there for it, it's a small thing but nice. Animations overall are a lot more consistent than 30's, some look fine, others look great, but there isn't anything that looks really bad thus far which is a great sign, sprite work can vary a little, some of the new pre-rendered sprites look decent, while others look a tad scuffed, but overall they animate well for the most part and that's what matters The story so far is fairly well interconnected compared to previous games and it really feels like the devs are putting their best foot forward with an increase in CGs during cutscenes making way for some great dynamic shots. Of course this is all just first impressions but based on them I'd definitely recommend it
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SUPER ROBOT WARS Y is currently priced at 59.99€ on Steam.
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SUPER ROBOT WARS Y received 1,281 positive votes out of a total of 1,558 achieving a rating of 7.87.
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SUPER ROBOT WARS Y was developed by Bandai Namco Forge Digitals Inc. and published by BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Inc..
SUPER ROBOT WARS Y is playable and fully supported on Windows.
SUPER ROBOT WARS Y is not playable on MacOS.
SUPER ROBOT WARS Y is not playable on Linux.
SUPER ROBOT WARS Y is a single-player game.
There are 3 DLCs available for SUPER ROBOT WARS Y. Explore additional content available for SUPER ROBOT WARS Y on Steam.
SUPER ROBOT WARS Y does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
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Bandai Namco Forge Digitals Inc.
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