New to God Eater 3? This guide explains the mission flow, gameplay basics, and how to use the terminal for loadouts, crafting, and more. Start your Aragami hunt!
This section is for players new to the God Eater franchise. If you're familiar with the series, you likely know the function of the terminal already.
Gameplay in God Eater 3 is centered around undertaking missions where you fight and defeat enemies to obtain rewards and materials. These resources are used to upgrade or craft new gear, and the cycle repeats. While similar to Monster Hunter, God Eater 3 distinguishes itself with a high degree of combat ability customization, leading to entertaining battles and unique combat styles.
Missions are initiated by interacting with a specific screen in the hub world or by speaking with an NPC. During missions, you must slay designated enemies within a time limit, typically 40 minutes. You fail a mission if you run out of endurance (by respawning too many times after losing all health) or if the time limit expires, though these scenarios are uncommon. You can also view the drop rates for various items and identify obtainable 'area items' within missions.
Missions can be played solo with up to three NPC teammates or in multiplayer with up to four other players. Multiplayer sessions can be started via the terminal.
The Terminal
The terminal is a key feature in the hub world where you'll spend most of your time, alongside missions. It allows you to manage various aspects of your gameplay.
Loadout
In this section, you select your gear, including Melee parts, Gun parts, and Shield parts. You can also equip Burst Arts, Burst Art effects, Acceleration Triggers, and Engages. Appearance customization is also available here.
Item Prep
Here, you can view and prepare consumable items for missions. You can also check collected materials, both from enemies (Aragami materials) and the environment (area materials). This is also where you can sell materials and trade items.
Craft and Upgrade
This is where you craft your Melee weapons, Guns, and Shields, and then upgrade them using materials obtained from defeated enemies. You can also craft items, certain materials, consumables, outfits, and Burst Control Units. Additionally, you can install and rebuild skills using abandoned God Arcs.
Database
The Database provides comprehensive information on the game's world, characters, Aragami, weapon types, and game mechanics. It also contains lore details, though it may not cover events from previous games extensively.
Further details on mechanics and gameplay can be found in the Database, the 'God Eater 3 Mechanics Changes' section, or the story mode walkthrough.
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