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Message: [QUOTE="qw90700, post: 261749, member: 660650"] Then the question is not which one is "best" but rather a JRPG that's JRPG starter friendly for those who never played a game in the genre before. Whole genre is about reading lots of text, character situations, have to improve your whole party strategically and gotta have ability to think tactically. It means you gotta learn the whole reality of the game to understand its facts, what you should do and not so you won't stuck in the game so you won't have to waste your life defeating enemies. In other genres game befits itself to player, but in JRPGs you gotta befit yourself for the game. It means you gotta think like a person who lives in that game reality to progress in the games. JRPG comes with inventory and resource management. Gotta save your money and health potion and whatnot stuff and absolutely use it when you have no other choice. Some JRPGs goes easy on you so, for example, when during a battle one of your party member dies they are resurrected after the battle ends so don't waste resurrection potions or something during the battle f you don't have to. Then some JRPGs are "off" to some people due to envioremental puzzles. It means to progress in the game you may need to figure out what kind of place you are in and find the right way to do what you gotta do. When you play a JRPG learn the society of the game world, find useful places like shops, learn how to refresh your health for free if you can find it, especially learn if it's a game that allow you to find good gears in dungeons or you need to grind money to buy better gear in shops. Some JRPGs have crafting system so sometimes you progress you need to craft better gears. In some JRPGs you need right members in your party to defeat enemies. Well you may start with this game for starter JRPG experience: [URL='https://store.steampowered.com/app/587260/Tokyo_Xanadu_eX/']Tokyo Xanadu eX+[/URL] Another one: [URL='https://store.steampowered.com/app/1235140/Yakuza_Like_a_Dragon/']Yakuza: Like a Dragon[/URL] If you think you can handle the classic JRPG experience then play this one: [URL='https://www.gog.com/en/game/breath_of_fire_iv']Breath of Fire IV[/URL] The 2 last games I listed can be played as a standalone game without playing the previous games. Don't worry, they are not "bad but easy games" I recommend or something, they are in my favorites but also easier for starters but last one is hardest the most. Well, have fun. [/QUOTE]

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