Super Robot Wars T turns heroes into office workers, vague "employees" of the military contractor VTX Union. The player chooses either the role of Saizo, the direct and deadly employee, or Sagiri, the older (and love-struck) sister of the office. Even my friends who played as Saizo wished they had played as Sagiri. The story takes your team from one job to another, and as the scale of the conflict escalates, you become an independent force at war with an even tougher alien contractor trying to enslave Earth as a military asset. One of the best qualities of the Super Robot Wars game, when it's in a language you can read, is the warmth of the jokes between missions. Everyone is friends in this universe, fundamentally united by the hot spirit of the '70s Super Robots. The fact that Char Aznable gets roasted by every person he meets, from Magic Knights to office workers, remains a highlight.

• The game pits your powerful robots against hordes of small nulls.
• If you learn all the systems and micromanage your team for efficiency, the game turns from a breeze to an easy game.
• Settings like Might Gaine with unlimited energy and the "Money Spike" build, which breaks the game, make the game's challenge trivial at any difficulty, including "Expert" mode.
• Play lightly or not, as you wish, as long as you control your guide and complete the actual final conditions.