jrpg

(Not Including Final Fantasy Games) Suikoden 2 Breath of fire 3 Xenogears Wild Arms 2 Legend of Dragoons Chrono Cross Chrono Trigger Grandia 2 Skies of Arcadia Lufia 2 Golden Sun The Lost Age Breath of fire 4 Wild Arms Legend of Legaia Grandia

Charge up for Super Robot Wars!

For Me Yes As Long It is male I'm not going to self insert myself to a female character and fall in love in a guy or whatever I'm not fucking gay ✌️ I'm a father with a wife and have 3 sons.

Without Nostalgia Bias

For me FF10 why because it has the best combat system,best character progression,best setting,easy to follow,best content(optional bosses, optional dungeon,minigames and puzzle) and have voice acting the Japanese of course 😁✌️ Well this 5 jrpg games have unskippable cutscenes

Either Turn-Based, Action or Tactical

For Me Silent Protagonist Any Day For 3 reasons. 1) More Entertaining 2) More Freedom 3) More Iconic And silent protagonist is much more suitable in games while voiced Protagonist is suitable in anime not in games because it ruins the gameplay facts

Turn-Based, tactical or action doesn't matter as long it has the best dating sim mechanics. Of course visual novels are not included

Mine Is (In No Particular Order) 1 Devil Survivor 2: Record Breaker, 2 Devil Survivor 1: Overclocked 3 Growlanser 4 PSP 4 Growlanser 1 PSP 5 Tactical Ogre Let Us Cling Together/Reborn

Whether in remasters/re-releases or emulators, does anyone use fast-forward and rewind features when retro gaming? I don't do a lot of rewinding, but I've recently started using fast-forward a lot in old JRPGs. I've been playing JRPGs for about 30 years now and while I love the genre, I get...

The Sega Saturn isn’t exactly known for its localized JRPGs. Aside from a few gems that made their way to the West, like Panzer Dragoon Saga, the console really doesn’t have a very diverse catalog of RPGs translated into English during its heyday. Luckily, there was a small company called...

lo Blue Reflection Second light is a JRPG developed by Gust in 2021, being a sequel to Blue Reflection , the first game in this duology was a fairly good JRPG that felt short due to it's low budget, The story while simple had very cute and emotional moments , the battle system was very standard...

Sorry if this isn't the proper format, but the DS version of Inazuma Eleven 3 recently got a full (barring some tutorial messages) English patch recently, shared in the Reddit link below. I am testing it right now, but it seems to run fine. Source...

Welcome to the world of Star Ocean

Grandia Xtreme is a JRPG released in 2002 for the PS2 made by Game Art and publish by Enix, being a spin-off of the Grandia series, which is supposedly a more "Gameplay" focus, Grandia 1 was once of the first JRPG I have ever played and liked it, later I always played Grandia 2 which I loved...

All in the title, how do you feel about those random encouters ? I personnaly don't like them very much, i can stand a game that allows you to at least walk a little before entering combat but not the kind where a fight appears every 5 steps.

The Legend of Heroes: A Tear of Vermillion was released in 1996 for the PC-98 being one of the last big games made for that platform, only 4 years later the game was remade for Windows remake , and by a remake I really mean it, the PC-98 was a non-linear RPG with a lot of side quest and Grinding...

Growlanser: Wayfarer of Time was released in 2003 for the PS2 exclusively in Japan, in 2011 it received a PSP port, and in 2012 this game finally received a western release, and this is the version that I am played. The game was made by Career Soft and published by Atlus, it's as you can...

Lost in Translation: SNES Edition Part 2 Its been a while since the previous edition of this retrospective, hasn’t it? Life has a way to run roughshod over our plans. Work, hobbies, illness, all were contributors to the delays. Also, it turns out that JRPGs are waaaaay looong! I finally got...

This is our thread to help each other to get some relief from that mental agony of when you miss a game from the good old times, but can't remember its name!!! To organize it a bit, I think we can agree with some rules for asking and for answering. Asking: Describe the game as much as possible...