Gundam Breaker 4 Comes This August, Collector's Edition Detailed

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Bandai Namco Entertainment announced that Gundam Breaker 4 will be launching on August 29, 2024, on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam. Bandai Also detailed the pre-order bonus and the different editions available.

Gundam Breaker 4 Pre-order Bonus

Pre-orders for the game is now available but only for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and PC. Pre-orders for the Nintendo Switch version will go live at later date, says Bandai.

Those that secure a copy will unlock the Gundam Recirculation Color and six kinds of Builder’s parts — V-shaped blade antenna, Lictorian face, Magic hand (right/left), and a horn (right/left).

Players that want more past the base game can grab either the Digital Deluxe edition, the Digital Deluxe Ultimate Edition, or the Collector’s Edition.

Gundam Breaker 4 Digital Deluxe Edition

  • Base Game 

  • Season Pass 

  • Season Pass Bonus – Gunbarrel Strike Gundam parts (Gundam Breaker Ver.) 

  • Early unlock for 15 Gunpla Parts  

The Digital Deluxe Ultimate Editions adds two more bonuses to the package:

  • Diorama Pack (4 types) 

  • Diorama Pack Set Bonus 

Gundam Breaker 4 Collector’s Edition

  • Base game 

  • Limited edition Gunpla - Gunbarrel Strike Gundam (Gundam Breaker ver.) 

  • Digital Soundtrack 

  • Steelbook 

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