Japanese role-playing games are truly unique. On the one hand, these are very successful and different titles. On the other hand, few people in the West are interested in them. Gamers often see JRPGs as some weird, insanely huge titles with an outdated combat system. But this often only describes a certain small group of games in that genre. Yes, we have series that in total number dozens of titles, but still can bring new and unique experiences even at this time.
For example, you don’t have to go far at all: Final Fantasy VII Remake, Tales of Arise, NieR: Automata, Sakura Wars, or Xenoblade Chronicles 3 review today. These games take both gameplay and storytelling to a whole new level. The last mentioned project even to such a level that it is unambiguously we can safely talk about the game of the candidate of the year.
First I must answer a question that almost always comes up with these headlines: can a person play the game even if they haven’t played the previous parts? Yes. The action of each part of Xenoblade takes place in different periods of time, in a slightly different part of the world, and, most importantly, the main characters change. Although the third part ties everything together to a certain extent, people who are not fans of the series will also enjoy because everything will be beautifully explained to them.
Of course, fans of the series will be more excited when a character or event is referenced. However, this is just added value and not something that breaks the narrative or creates plot holes. Even if you have zero knowledge, you will understand who the villain is, how the world works, what are the goals of our heroes or what happened in the past.
Source :Indian TV
