What's the best, most engrossing JRPG I can play on PC from the last 2 years?
What's the best, most engrossing JRPG I can play on PC from the last 2 years?
Samuel Ramirez
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Nathaniel Gray
Probably Trails of Cold Steel.
Gabriel Thomas
Trails in the Sky
Joseph Perry
Are these the same series? Quick rundown on what they're about?
Zachary Johnson
Suikoden I + II emulated.
Adrian Miller
Do you mean released on PC in the last two years, or do you mean made in the last two years?
Carter Morales
Yes
Jordan Williams
All right, the best you're probably going to get are (that I've played):
>Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster
>Nier Automata
>Phantom Brave PC
>Disgaea 2 PC
You might also find Tales of Berseria to be pretty great according to Tales of fans.
Zachary Myers
It's about autistically running around towns and talking to all npcs after every story event
Angel Anderson
I LOVE MAKO!
Ryder Nguyen
Trails of Cold Steel.
Trails in the Sky if you have lore autism and want to play in production order.
Oliver Long
Atelier Firis
Connor White
Nier Automata
Jace Roberts
>JRPG
Joshua Smith
>best
>engrossing
>FFXV isn't jrpg
Jonathan Martinez
>JRPG
Jayden Adams
>not JRPG
Xavier Smith
Its a Japanese action rpg
Its a JRPG
Christian Evans
>jrpg
>good
Robert Edwards
That would be a JARPG
Charles Stewart
>look at this image that is a classification system from my own headcanon and not actual industry values
OK
Josiah Thompson
Here's a (you)
Dylan Reed
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Mason Bennett
Faggoty image friend
Adam Brown
Can that Wii u emulator play XBX? If so play that.
Isaiah Jackson
Sky is a trilogy surrounding a set of characters, and has a focus on world building. Cold Steel takes place in the same world, and has some connecting elements, and characters, but it doesn't require playing Sky.
Also, Sky is much better.
Hunter Hernandez
Good pic. Western v Japanese should be about origin not style. The cooking analogy some offer is idiotic as food is not art in any way shape or form. Like books, it matters which culture produces a game.
Bentley Mitchell
>implying genre should be dictated by a name that only implies "Japanese" and "RPG" instead of meaningful names whilst simply specifying country of origin for the sake of style
Not to mention all those other terms already existed for said game genres and most people would still call titles like Tales of and Kingdom Hearts JRPGs, thus emphasizing even more why said image's classification is proper.
Kevin Harris
Also
en.wikipedia.org
>which solidified the Kingdom Hearts series as the new JRPG series.
>In 2012 and onwards, a surge in new JRPGs such as Xenoblade Chronicles, Persona 4 Golden, Fire Emblem: Awakening, Shin Megami Tensei 4, Tales of Graces, Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance, Etrian Odyssey IV: Legends of the Titan, Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch and Tales of Xillia
William Harris
xbc is an infinitely superior recommendation
Jaxon Jenkins
In what fucking way do you roleplay at all in Nier Automata?
Daniel Watson
You decide what upgrades you want to affect your stats as well as what weapons you choose to use. You choose what sidequests you want to complete, and your choices affect which endings you get (though most of the endings aren't really serious endings, but they're still there). Its not the most roleplay-y of rpgs, but neither are most JRPGs in general
Owen Collins
To be honest, Nier A Tomato is way more of a roleplaying game than most late WRPGs like Witchershit, which is pretty sad.