Best rpg maker steam series#

I'm not very familiar with it though.ДЄnd the Atelier series. There's also Secret of Mana, but I decided to choose CT and not that one since I'm personally more fond of CT. I guess Final Fantasy IX and Final Fantasy X are generally agreed to be solid?

Best rpg maker steam series#

I did think of Tales of Symphonia but OP was already aware of Tales of Berseria so I decided not to bother with that one.ДЄlso there are a bunch of FF games, but the older ones are in their mobile port form which has a middling reaction from longtime fans, while the newer ones are basically one MMORPG (14), one series with middling reactions from longtime fans (13), one game with Denuvo (12), and something criticized for feeling incomplete (15). I did forgot to mention Valkyria Chronicles, yes. I'm sure there's more to than this but from my library, its really so low. but man, what an underwhelming list of best JRPGs out there. Ys also comes in line as some of the best rpg series as well. Originally posted by Shadow_Dragon_SM:Dragon Quest XIДisagree with this one especially with how basic the game almost is.ДЇor best RPGs out there, gotta go with Quint here. Regardless of that, there must be a reason why those games are (usually) given in responses on threads like this, and the lesser known ones are not (and generally remain in their niche) Also, I don't even know the definition of 'JRPG' - I have to rely on Steam tags or what people say in reviews. With many of the games mentioned in this thread merely on my shopping list, I have no direct comparison. None of those have branched out like Neptunia has, at least from my perspective - I don't really know what happens in Japan and on consoles. If you look into that direction, you'll also find 'related unrelated' games - same companies, different games, such as 'Trillion' or 'Fairy Fencer ADF'. Those don't have the most advanced gameplay or graphics for me, they score on world/setting, characters and story. Some of the above are on my shopping list, but I've actually played some Neptunia games - including 2 of the mainline JRPGs. There are also more 'specialized' JRPGs on Steam. I can imagine that a lot of JRPG simply aren't released in the west, or they focus on consoles, or both.

Originally posted by captain_video_game.but man, what an underwhelming list of best JRPGs out there.