Disgaea 5 was originally released on the PS4 in 2015. The Switch version does not add any new content, but it does bundle in all of the available DLC. At the netherworld base you can talk to the Special Content NPC and receive powerful characters, extra episodes/levels, better starting weapons, and...

Looks and runs great on the Switch; funny dialogue and characters; lots of bundled in extra content

Lots of grinding required to complete the game

"If you have a goal in mind, Disgaea 5 Complete probably has a switch you can flip to make it easier to reach." © 2017 NIS America, Nippon Ichi Software. All rights reserved.

Maximally convenient on almost every front; bright presentation is easy on the eyes; great to take on the go; has a seemingly endless amount of options and things to do

The story and humor are too juvenile for this reviewer; dub is flat; soundtrack never stands out; can be a little too complex at times

Disgaea 5 Complete is a faithful return to the PlayStation 4 original, letting you play Disgaea 5 on the go. A few days I ago, I said that I was tired of writing "It's great that I can play this anywhere now," in regards to Nintendo Switch titles. Because it's true.

Portable prinny perfection

Portable Disgaea 5 dood; Plays amazing and looks great; Excellent soundtrack; Tons of quality content

Some minor stutter; No touchscreen features

There must be fans of out there somewhere, or the franchise wouldn't be five entries deep. I just can't for the life of me fathom why anyone would bother though. Sure, the combat is strategic, deep, and full of interesting mechanics, but you could say the same about or - both of which have far more...

In the early days of the Nintendo Switch we're gradually seeing the broadening of its library to incorporate a wide range of genres. Disgaea 5 Complete is an early and substantial release for strategy / tactical gamers, and is also the most 'Disgaea' game many will have played.

A fantastic game for any fan of the Disgaea series. The music is a little annoying but that is to be expected, this is the only downside to the game though. The gameplay is slick and the graphics have a nice style to them. This game will keep you busy for HOURS on end.

One problem I had with the DLC came about because I blew through it at the very beginning of the campaign. In the story's beginning, Killia is a gruff, ruthless fighter focused entirely on vengeance. He has the smallest, begrudging regard for other people but he's reluctant to show it.

Front-loaded with more characters; Feels built for portable play; Bottomless gameplay buffet

Little other new content; Same obtuse mechanics; Disgaea games are inherently evil

For series fans, Disgaea 5 is an easy pick. It's full of the franchise's trademark anime wackiness, full of intricate and complicated mechanics, and full of… well, full of everything, to be honest. The rest, however, are advised to tread carefully, as this might not be the SRPG you have in mind.

So much content its kind of ridiculous. Probably not for everyone, but for the right type of person, this is a masterpiece.