True to the series’ form, Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age plays it close to JRPG tradition, without getting bogged down by it.
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Disgaea 1 Complete gives a total graphical overhaul to a 15-year-old game, and in the process brings an iconic TRPG to modern consoles.
The three games that make up the excellent Atelier Arland trilogy of JRPGs are set down for a Western release on December 4 this year.
Metal Max Xeno shares the same sort of dystopian desert world and fascination with vehicular combat as Mad Max, but with a very JRPG approach.
With Valkyria Chronicles 4, it’s clear that Sega’s goal is to return to what made the first game so special. It achieves that brilliantly.
By giving players the ability to knock down walls, Labyrinth of Refrain cleverly subverts the whole dungeon crawler genre, to great effect.
The sheer size of the game means our Dragon Quest XI review is still a while away, but on first impressions, it’s sublime.
With its Japanese mythology and tight SRPG gameplay, God Wars was one of the best games of last year. In its jump to Switch, it’s got even better.
The brilliant Grandia comes to Switch this winter in HD remastered form, packaged with its almost-as-good sequel, Grandia II.
Octopath Traveler wears its nostalgia on its sleeve, but its also got a decidedly modern design sense. The result is one of the best JRPGs in years.