Gundam Rogue Orbit, an upcoming action game from Bandai Namco, is set to release on PC, Xbox Series X|S, and PS5 on March 5, 2027. The game is part of a new era for the Mobile Suit Gundam franchise, which was created almost 50 years ago by Yoshiyuki Tomino and Hajime Yatate. The franchise has seen numerous games, but few have succeeded in convincing fans. However, Bandai Namco is not planning to abandon its beloved mecha universe and instead is preparing a live-action film and a new series alongside the game. The preview of Gundam Rogue Orbit gave players the opportunity to try three different missions, primarily set in a space base and the Martian desert. The game's universe begins to show that it will have several types of environments, a promising aspect for the franchise. Players can choose from three different Mobile Suit configurations during the preview, though customization options were not available in the demo. Customization is expected to play an important role in the game, allowing players to design robots for pure hand-to-hand combat or more mobile sets. The gameplay involves eliminating monster hordes and boss battles, with possible elements to collect in the environment. The combat system includes light and heavy attacks, as well as special attacks that charge quickly to deal heavy damage to enemies. The combat system is described as classic but accessible. However, the preview did not include significant difficulty, with enemies being relatively unaggressive, little varied, and few in number. The boss battle against the General Class Apocalypse Drake was noted as an exciting highlight with different phases of confrontation and more dangerous techniques. The game's technical aspects are impressive, with cinematics that give the adventure epic accents through spectacular staging. The musical themes are tailored to the setting or intensify during battles. The game's graphics are said to be more advanced than those of Gundam Breaker 4 from 2024. The PS5 preview showed a smooth version without any slowdown, even during intense boss battles. The game is still in development and can change significantly before its release. The developers aim to renew the franchise with a new chronology and characters, targeting a new audience. The gameplay is described as classic but effective, with a focus on the story and universe. The customization aspect is expected to be a significant feature, though it was not fully explored in the preview. The game's performance seems to hold up, allowing for a good experience if Bandai Namco can enhance the gameplay further.