Gundam Iron-Blooded Orphans Gameplay Demo Gundam Iron-Blooded Orphans Trial Play

Today, I'm bringing you a live demo of the Gundam Iron Poem, detailed mecha modeling, from the metallic texture of the armor to the details under dynamic lighting, even the wear and tear on the armor is clearly visible. In the live operation, various classic Gundam models make their appearance, the powerful firepower of the Freedom Gundam, the flexible form switching of the Zeta Gundam, all allowing players to truly feel their unique performance. From mecha selection, team composition, to skill release and movement dodging in battle, every link is full of challenges and fun. Let's take a look together with me.

The game features a rich variety of mecha types, each with unique characteristics. In the live operation, taking the general-purpose mecha as an example, the Seravee Gundam demonstrates excellent survival and output capabilities on the battlefield. With its solid defense, it can withstand a large amount of enemy fire at the front, while using its own weapons to deliver powerful counterattacks. The Zeta Gundam, on the other hand, relies on its versatile attack methods, often striking the enemy unexpectedly. In one live battle, the Zeta Gundam utilized its transformation ability to quickly switch forms, dodging enemy attacks while seizing the opportunity to deliver a fatal blow.

Building a reasonable lineup based on mecha characteristics is crucial. In the burning flow lineup demonstration, the Providence Gundam serves as the core, stacking burning status through skills to deal continuous damage to enemies. The Justice Gundam's active skill, "Tread on Destiny," can unleash firepower on all enemies, dealing 80% of its attack power as damage, with a chance to inflict burning status. If the enemy is a close combat type, the burning damage is doubled. When paired with burning type mechas like the Freedom Gundam and Providence Gundam, it increases the coverage of the burning status, further enhancing the output.

In the live battle scenes, players need to accurately grasp the timing of skill releases. When enemy mechas are gathered, skills like the simultaneous attack of the Justice Gundam can instantly target all enemies, with a high probability of inflicting a 4-second burning status. Releasing these skills at this time maximizes their effect, dealing significant damage to the enemy group. In boss battles, some mechas' key skills are also very powerful. The strong attack skill of the Seravee Gundam should be released when the boss's defenses are weak or when they are in an attack stagger, to deal more damage.

Flexible positioning is key to dodging enemy attacks and maintaining safety. In the live demo, players can control the mecha to use terrain for cover. In scenes with buildings or obstacles, moving around these objects reduces the area exposed to enemy attacks. At the same time, by observing the pre-attack animations of the enemy, players can predict the direction of the attack and maneuver the mecha to dodge.

Resource dungeons are an important way to obtain materials for mecha upgrades and advancements. In the live experience, after entering a resource dungeon, players face various minor and elite monsters. Different dungeons drop different materials; some mainly drop experience chips for mecha upgrades, while others produce rare metals for mecha advancements. The challenge of the dungeons is high, but the rewards after clearing them are generous. The Orbital Elevator is a place that tests the combat capability and training level of individual mechas. Players can obtain gold, warship battle data, and other power-up materials from the Orbital Elevator. Each session lasts 48 hours before resetting and reopening.

I have introduced the live demo content of Gundam Iron Poem, in terms of mecha selection, the solid defense and powerful counterattacks of the Seravee Gundam, and the versatile attack methods of the Zeta Gundam, provide diverse possibilities for team composition. In the burning flow lineup, the combination of the Justice Gundam and the Providence Gundam, among others, maximizes the burning effect. In battle, accurately grasping the timing of skill releases and flexibly positioning to dodge enemy attacks are key to victory.