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December 2017
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The editors liked
The music is spectacular
Huge game world
With lots to do
Sprawling
Eye-catching landscapes
Deep combat system
Engaging story
Hundreds of hours of gameplay
Beautiful anime-styled graphics
Great DLC
Large and beautiful environments draw you into Xenoblade 2's natural world
A deep combat system with a high ceiling for expert play
Multi-layered character customization and progression affords you a lot of room for experimentation
The second half of t
Story
Characters
Combat
Music
Accessible to new players
Diverse new environments
Excellent characters
Fantastic presentation
Great new combat system
Shorter
More streamlined
Great place to start for new players
Interesting story
Improved handheld mode visuals
Massive world to explore
Stunning vistas
Great soundtrack
Likeable cast
Fantastic soundtrack
Revamped battle engine
Streamlined obtuse and annoying mechanics
Likeable cast of characters and greater insight into the history of Alrest
Arguably the best soundtrack ever
Diverse world
Fresh and engaging combat
Thrilling storyline
The combat is satisfying
Strategic
And customizable to the player's preferred fighting style
The world is huge and interesting to explore
The story is fun and different than its predecessor
The editors didn't like
Everything takes 100x longer than it should. The writing is subpar. None of the characters are particularly likable
Developer
Mechanics feel overly complicated at times
Character design is very generically anime
Annoying texture and object pop-in bugs
Overly complicated gameplay
Convuluted battle mechanics
Seemingly never-ending side quests
Overpowered enemies
The first half of the story is filled with cliches and bland plot points
Many characters backed by poor voice acting
Poppi's potential as a fully-customizable Blade is squandered by the need to play Tiger Tiger
Common Blades are boring to look at
And
Map/Compass
Resolution portable mode
Side quests
Doesn't address any of the original's issues
Forced sidequests hurt pacing
Story feels like it is focused on a side character
Still not the best looking game due to low resolution
British voices will be divisive
Some obscure or complicated quests that aren't explained well
Unnecessary progression stop gates
Characters talk over each other in combat
Field skills can slow progression
The voice acting makes it difficult to take the game seriously at times
The interchangeable nature of the combat makes the characters feel less unique
The performance is less than stellar more often than I would like
Huge game world, with lots to do, Sprawling, eye-catching landscapes, Deep combat system
Mechanics feel overly complicated at times, Character design is very generically anime, Annoying texture and object pop-in bugs
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 for the Nintendo Switch is a massive JRPG you can play at home or on the go, but if you aren't already familiar with the Xenoblade series, its design and scope can be bewildering...
As a long-time fan of the Xeno series, I found Xenoblade Chronicles 2 to be a disappointment. A little balance testing, some reduced system bloat, and a little more effort in presentation could have made it an RPG to remember. If you played Xenoblade Chro...
The combat is satisfying, strategic, and customizable to the player's preferred fighting style, The world is huge and interesting to explore, The story is fun and different than its predecessor
The voice acting makes it difficult to take the game seriously at times, The interchangeable nature of the combat makes the characters feel less unique, The performance is less than stellar more often than I would like, The beginning of the game feels res
While it's definitely got its flaws, and it doesn't quite reach the same exceptional standards as its predecessor, Xenoblade Chronicles 2 is definitely worth playing. With robust, customizable combat, fun characters and an interesting story, and huge envi...
Xenoblade Chronicles 2's sluggish combat and adherence to low-brow, leery anime writing detracts from the joy to be found in exploring its magnificent world...
Abstract: Leave a commentWith a story of boundless optimism, dozens of huge, living worlds to investigate and one of the most satisfying battle systems seen in a Japanese roleplaying games in years, Xenoblade Chronicles 2 is a charming and engrossing long-form adve...
I may not be that far into it, but with ten or so hours under my belt, I'm already finding Xenoblade Chronicles 2 a real treat. It's fun to play and is yet another incredibly well-made Switch game. It's great to play something as wondrously huge on the bu...
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Published: 2018-02-12, Author: Meg , review by: dailystar.co.uk
Excellent battle system and battle mechanics, A ton of side quests to complete, Open areas are huge, with a ton of exploration to be had, Visually beautiful, especially in docked TV mode,
Story progression feels slow, Overuse of certain voice dialogue lines during battles, Shockingly low handheld resolution,
THE GOOD• Excellent battle system and battle mechanics• A ton of side quests to complete• Open areas are huge, with a ton of exploration to be had• Visually beautiful, especially in docked TV modeTHE BAD• Story progression feels slow• Overuse of certain v...
Published: 2018-02-11, Author: Meg , review by: dailystar.co.uk
Excellent battle system and battle mechanics, A ton of side quests to complete, Open areas are huge, with a ton of exploration to be had, Visually beautiful, especially in docked TV mode,
Story progression feels slow, Overuse of certain voice dialogue lines during battles, Shockingly low handheld resolution,
THE GOOD• Excellent battle system and battle mechanics• A ton of side quests to complete• Open areas are huge, with a ton of exploration to be had• Visually beautiful, especially in docked TV modeTHE BAD• Story progression feels slow• Overuse of certain v...
Abstract: 2017 was an amazing year for games, but for Nintendo, it had been a smashing year. One they were surely hoping for after what happened with the Wii U and its poor acceptance in the market (the Switch has already hit 10 million sales at 9 months, only 5 mi...
Published: 2017-12-06, Author: Chris , review by: ergohacks.com
Abstract: Nintendo has had a stonking year with the Nintendo Switch. The hardware promised gaming on the go and on the TV and has delivered better than we could have hoped. The games are even better with Zelda:BOTW and Mario Odyssey both being amazing and Mario Kar...
