Xenoblade Chronicles 2
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Summary: Xenoblade Chronicles 2 has all the complexities you'd come to expect from a massive JRPG. Some may be turned off by that, but fans of the genre won't be disappointed.
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Developer: MONOLITHSOFT
Publisher: Nintendo
Genre: RPG
Explore an endless ocean of clouds, where the last remnants of civilisation live on the backs of colossal beasts called Titans. Experience the story of Rex and his new friend, Pyra, a mysterious being known as a Blade who grants him tremendous power. Together, search for Pyra’s long lost home Elysium, the ultimate paradise for all of humanity.
Explore colossal beasts called Titans, the homes of different civilisations, offering expansive regions to discover
Form powerful bonds with Blades, unique beings granting tremendous power to their users, called Drivers
Features a deep battle system that builds on the triumphs of the Xenoblade Chronicles and Xenoblade Chronicles X games
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Xenoblade Chronicles 2 - The World of Alrest Trailer - Nintendo Switch
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 - Official Game Trailer - Nintendo E3 2017
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 - Demonstration - Nintendo E3 2017
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View All (104 total)Eurogamer
The true sequel to the best-loved contemporary JRPG is unrestrained in its ambition, and the result is a chaotic kind of brilliance.
IGN
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 is a standout RPG that manages to keep its story, combat, and exploration interesting over the course of at least 70 hours of adventure through an impressively varied and rich world. Getting from place to place can be confusing, but outside of that and a multi-hour progression roadblock near the end this is an excellent game full of tough, memorable battles and a positive message.
Metro GameCentral
In some ways a backwards step from its immediate predecessor, but this is still a fascinatingly complex Japanese role-player with the best open world since Breath Of The Wild.
Recent News
Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition is coming to Switch
Nintendo ended its Direct today by revealed that Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition is coming to Switch in 2020.
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Monolith Soft Hiring For New Legend Of Zelda Project
The developer put out the call on its website.
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Is Nintendo Teasing a Xenoblade Chronicles Switch Port?
Nintendo isn't done with the Xenoblade series just yet. And why would they be? With Gamescom in full swing, they're teasing something new with a livestream. Could a Xenoblade Chronicles Switch port be in the works?
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Xenoblade Chronicles 2 1.51 Update Patch Notes: New Quests, Crossette Blade, and More
The Xenoblade Chronicles 2 1.51 update is now live and brings new quests, a new blade and a few balance changes to the game.
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E3 2018: Xenoblade Chronicles 2 DLC Torna: The Golden Country Revealed
New content is coming to Xenoblade Chronicles 2, and you won’t have to wait long.
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Shulk and Fiora in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Challenge Battle Mode
Nintendo is showcasing gameplay of the new Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Challenge Battle Mode in today's Treehouse E3 livestream. We now also know that Shulk and Fiora are going to be playable Blades in the mode. All of this will be in the Expansion Pass content coming on July 15 this year.
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E3 2018: Xenoblade Chronicles 2 DLC Torna: The Golden Country Revealed
New content is coming to Xenoblade Chronicles 2, and you won’t have to wait long.
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Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna — The Golden Country expansion releases in fall
Find out about the enemies you’ve been fighting
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E3 2018: Xenoblade Chronicles 2 DLC The Golden Country Announced
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 DLC, The Golden Country, is coming to Switch on September 14, as revealed during the Nintendo Direct E3 2018 conference.
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