Astlibra's DLC is an excellent addition to the fantastic title, however, it's hard to recommend as a standalone title for players who have never played the original.
Astlibra Revision captures the perfect definition of a hidden gem. it's engrossing gameplay and narrative makes it an easy recommendation to fans of the 2D action RPG genre.
Blue Reflection: Second Light is a laid-back JRPG and a great improvement from its predecessor that makes several refinements across the board.
The third entry to this dungeon crawler series is not much more than average, offering a disappointing overextended Finale to the Mary Skelter franchise.
Some faithful Fairy Tail presentation is let down by rushed storytelling, unbalanced combat, and tedious gameplay.
Like a JRPG version of "Risk", Brigandine is strange yet compelling tactical game.
Touched up for the modern age, Langrisser I & II is finally officially playable in English, though some issues linger.
An enjoyable dungeon RPG with a deceptively morbid narrative and flexible gameplay.
Against the odds, Square Enix gives this unique and wonderful classic RPG a solid remaster for the Western audience.
Although lacking popular features of other farming simulators, Doraemon: Story of Seasons is a great starting entry for the genre.
A Masterpiece remastered.
The Gamindustri returns with a new kind of an adventure.
As far as new IP’s go, Idea Factory has provided a solid entry and deserve credit for trying something drastically different from their previous works.
If you don't really care about portability, I would say the most ideal way to experience this game is to get the PS4 version or the PC port, as they're both cheaper and a more fluid way to play the game. But if you want to play the game on the go, then this the version for you.
The proper way of playing Tokyo Xanadu, if you don't care about portability that is.
Fallen Legion is an adrenaline rush that is held back by a messy story.
This original release is still a bit of a disappointment and leaves a mixed impression. If you are looking for a solid JRPG for Vita, this is a fully complete game, but for those wanting the absolute entire package, I would recommend waiting for the definitive version.
ClaDun Returns might not be everyone's cup of tea, but it will definitely fill a void for players who want a throwback to something from the retro days that displays strong fundamentals towards its dungeon crawling roots. The game is loaded with content as there are tons of stages, and its compact brevity is ideal for portable playthroughs. Unfortunately, this same feature is also holding the game back, making it an extremely repetitively and somewhat flawed experience.
It's the definitive version of one of the best Disgaea games that can now be played on the fly. A win-win Switchuation.