Gorgeous world; deceptively complex battle and character development systems; subtly immersive story

Overly long cutscenes; patchy voice work; excessive tutorials

Beautiful World,amazing RPG! Collectors edition is fair price,one thing what I would prefer more in this edition is the hard cover artbook....(but sadly this one is soft cover artbook) Other thing what missing for me the Japanese voice...

Different kinds of RPGs cater to different sorts of gamers. If you like getting lost in a long, complex narrative, you can do that. If you like to obsessively micro-manage, you can do that too. If you watch a lot of anime, there is somehow a thriving subgenre that caters to your tastes.

Deep; involved combat system; Engaging; powerful story; Characters you care about

Too many combat systems to count; Lot of menu management to wade through; Voice-acting is a bit uneven

Not everyone has time to read an in-depth analysis on why the game is good, so I'll keep it short: -One of the few JRPGs for Switch, coming from a 2nd party developer -Phenomenal in-game scenery, uses the same "if you can see it, you can go there" philosophy used in Zelda -Best soundtrack I've heard...

I have played this game for over one hundred and forty hours and only just beat it, yet I'm far from 100% completing it, yet I still want to keep playing. The gameplay is fun and requires you to be fully engaged at all times, but in the best way.

When Xenoblade Chronicles appeared on the Wii, I was blown away by a massive, intricate JRPG involving massive titans and people with swords and shields fighting against a machine threat armed with missiles and energy shields.

Exploration is fun; Learning new systems; Intricate combat; Amazing soundtrack

Voice acting, Fanservice; Chill a bit, okay, No bestiary

I spent the game collecting Core Crystals and by its end, I had four rare Blades. They immediately went to my party so I could test them out and use all their arts and super attacks. They also added some much-needed variety to the combat dialogue as it gets very loud and repetitive after a while.

At the moment, the Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Expansion Pass doesn't have enough major content to be called a meaningful one. You're not missing out on anything substantial from not getting the expansion.

Xenoblade Chronicles 2 applies an energetic signature and wax seal to a wonderful year for the Nintendo Switch, and for JRPGs in general. Between the amount of time it takes to get used to the game and getting through everything it has to offer, Xenoblade Chronicles 2 is a worthy investment for...

I am very thankful Family Friendly Gaming purchased a copy of Xenoblade Chronicles 2 on the Nintendo Switch. This home console action adventure hack and slash role playing video game is a strong thirteen and older only video game.