SD Gundam Gachapon Senshi Series (1987–1992)

Title (Year) Genre Summary Platform Japanese Support Availability
SD Gundam Gachapon Senshi Series (1987–1992) Turn-Based War Simulation Early strategy games using SD Gundam, featuring city capture, production, and large-scale battles. Famicom (NES, Disk System) Yes Out of print; emulator or used market.
Mobile Suit Gundam: Gihren’s Greed Series (1998–2011) Turn-Based Grand Strategy Lead Federation or Zeon in all-out war, managing resources, diplomacy, R&D, supply, and massive battles. "Axis Threat V" is the most complete version. Saturn, PS1, PS2, PSP Yes Out of print; emulator or original hardware.
SD Gundam G Generation Series (1998–) Turn-Based Strategy RPG Assemble squads from across all Gundam universes, upgrade MS and pilots, battle in grid-based scenarios. Huge unit rosters. PS, PS2, PSP, Switch, PC Yes (recent entries have English/Chinese) Latest on modern platforms; older: emulator or hardware.
Gundam Tactics: Mobility Fleet 0079 (1996) Real-Time Fleet Strategy Real-time One Year War fleet battles with both Federation and Zeon. Noted for strategic fleet command and unique hardware. Bandai Pippin, Mac, Win95 Yes Very rare; requires legacy system or emulator.
Gundam Network Operation (2002–2007) Online MMO Strategy Online grand war simulation, joining Feds or Zeon in persistent campaigns, resource & production management. Service ended. PC (Online) Yes Ended; no official servers. (Fan servers may exist)
SD Gundam Operations (2012–) Browser Card Strategy Card-based squad formation with MS/pilots from all Gundam, PvE and co-op events. Light but still strategic. Ongoing service. PC (Browser) Yes Active, free to play (Bandai Namco Online)
Gundam RTS (Spring Engine, Fan Game, 2007) Real-Time Strategy Open-source RTS with classic UC units; build, manage, and wage large-scale MS wars. Doujin/fan project, surprisingly polished. PC (Windows/Spring Engine) No Free, download from fan sites. Manual setup needed.
StarCraft: Gundam Century Mod (1999–) RTS Mod Total conversion: Federation vs Zeon in StarCraft engine, all units reskinned as MS or vehicles. Large-scale RTS Gundam warfare. PC (StarCraft 1) No Free mod; requires original StarCraft (1.07–1.16).
C&C Generals: XenoForce Mod (2006–) RTS Mod Adds Gundam (and Macross) factions and MS to C&C Generals, with unique units and superweapons (colony drop). PC (C&C Generals: Zero Hour) No Free mod; requires English game version.
Homeworld Remastered: UC Gundam Mod (2018–) Space RTS Mod Massive 3D space battles with Federation and Zeon fleets, MS squadrons, ships. True fleet-scale combat in Homeworld. PC (Homeworld Remastered) No Free mod; via Steam Workshop (requires base game).

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