Rate top gamesXenoblade Chronicles 2
About
As the giant beasts march toward death, the last hope is a scavenger
named Rex—and Pyra, a living weapon known as a Blade. Can you find the
fabled paradise she calls home? Command a group of Blades and lead them
to countless strategic victories before the world ends.
Each Titan hosts its own distinct cultures, wildlife, and diverse
regions to explore. Search the vast open areas and labyrinthine
corridors for treasure, secret paths, and creatures to battle and index.
During these escapades you'll get to know a large cast of eclectic
characters, including the weaponized life forms known as Blades. Gather
these allies, bond with them to increase their power, and utilize their
special ARTS to devastate enemies. But to save the world of Alrest, you
must first demystify its cloudy past.
A new story in the Xenoblade Chronicles™ series
The next adventure is on the Nintendo Switch™ console—set on the backs
of colossal, living Titans
Discover each Titan’s diverse regions, culture, wildlife, equipment,
and hidden secrets
Find, bond with, and command weaponized life forms known as Blades to
earn abilities and enhance them
Uncover the history of Alrest and the mystery of its endless ocean of
clouds
System requirements for Nintendo Switch
Where to buy
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 reviews and comments
3/10 Nothing I'd recommend.
My issues with this game are that a lot of the side content is way too boring and generic as the back entries, and it needs a lot of mindless backtracking, the menu and hud are better than past entries but not for much, they need to sort that thing by the next entry. As for the blades, is an amazing system but it also depends a lot on luck, in order to unlock all the extra blades, you rely on certain items that summon by chance rare blades or normal blades, it seems to me more like a P2W mechanic and it also depends a lot on grinding, so I didn't like it at all. At last, the localization team seems to make a lot of changes in the names and some of the dialogue and is pretty noticeable when you play it with Japanese audio, and as far of fan service and anime-japanese things here is a lot of that, I like it but if you're easily triggered by cleavage and non-practical female outfits you may pass on this one.
I think that this entry expands on the universe set by the first game and is better in almost everything, but is still a little far to become a classic, that being said when you finish the 12 hour tutorial is pretty damn fun onwards.