DragoonKain
Neighbours from Hell
Last year, I got some input here and it was what pushed me over the edge to finally play Dragon Quest XI and I absolutely loved it. I planned on playing Ys and the recommendations here of VIII and IX made me feel much better about playing them so I bumped them up from my games to play list and loved both of them as well. Played a bunch of JRPGs last summer, but just listed the ones I got input on here.
So far for my summer of JRPGs I have Xenoblade Chronicles Definitive Edition, Octopath Traveler, and Bravely Default 2.
I need two more JRPGs to start. I prefer something that captures the classic JRPG feel, but it doesn't have to. Because I'm not sure most of those that I list will capture that feel.
The games I'm considering are:
Trails of Cold Steel
The Alliance Alive
The Legend of Legacy
Stella Glow
Cosmic Star Heroine
Crosscode
Shin Megami Tensei V
Oninaki
These are all games I currently own and are in my backlog and haven't played yet, so that's why I specifically chose those. I know SMT5 is probably far and away the most highly regarded game of the bunch. Not sure it fits what I'm craving at the moment, but if it really is just that far superior to the others, I may just go with it anyway.
So far for my summer of JRPGs I have Xenoblade Chronicles Definitive Edition, Octopath Traveler, and Bravely Default 2.
I need two more JRPGs to start. I prefer something that captures the classic JRPG feel, but it doesn't have to. Because I'm not sure most of those that I list will capture that feel.
The games I'm considering are:
Trails of Cold Steel
The Alliance Alive
The Legend of Legacy
Stella Glow
Cosmic Star Heroine
Crosscode
Shin Megami Tensei V
Oninaki
These are all games I currently own and are in my backlog and haven't played yet, so that's why I specifically chose those. I know SMT5 is probably far and away the most highly regarded game of the bunch. Not sure it fits what I'm craving at the moment, but if it really is just that far superior to the others, I may just go with it anyway.