The next massive sci-fi role-playing game from Monolith Soft, the creators of Baten Kaitos and Xenoblade Chronicles, comes exclusively to Wii U. A terrible intergalactic war leaves just a handful of Earth survivors trying to live in a beautiful yet hostile environment.
Players engage in battles against powerful creatures of all forms and sizes using the deep battle system that builds on the triumphs of Xenoblade Chronicles for Wii.
Riding and controlling a weaponized mech, players can explore every inch of the massive open world displayed in gorgeous high-definition graphics. The world is filled with strange and imaginative creatures, from small bugs to giant dinosaurs.
As characters improve in different classes, they will learn new combat and defensive skills, or Arts. Players can customize the Arts palette as their characters learn new Arts. All Arts have a ?recast" time – once cast, the player must wait out a cooldown" period before that Art can be used again.
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Curlynob
29 Jan 163#4
I was so excited about playing this, I downloaded the 20GB package from the eshop in anticipation of my copy arriving... and then life got in the way. I've watched the opening cinematic, which is in fairness further than I've got with Metal Gear Solid.
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alexrose1uk
29 Jan 16#1
Cheaper than anywhere else right now it seems!
lukeo44
29 Jan 16#2
Sooooo tempted....too much to play :confused:
dav465
29 Jan 16#3
Amazing game, highly recommended.
Curlynob
29 Jan 163#4
I was so excited about playing this, I downloaded the 20GB package from the eshop in anticipation of my copy arriving... and then life got in the way. I've watched the opening cinematic, which is in fairness further than I've got with Metal Gear Solid.
retrend to Curlynob
31 Jan 16#27
you van download games from the eshop and install them then activate with a disc?
Quikfinder
29 Jan 16#5
If you want to make the game as worthwhile as possible, don't make the Ares 90 post game lol! Heat added :smile:
Mellor123
29 Jan 16#6
For some reason I'm not liking it anywhere near as much as the first one, but I have only played a couple of hours!
Amazing price though :smiley:
Mccy_McFlinn to Mellor123
29 Jan 16#9
I was the same but once you push past comparing one game to the other you'll start to enjoy X so much more than you currently are. I think the biggest problem for me was that the main protagonist is mute and therefore lacks the presence of a proper character like Shulk to drive the story forward in the opening few hours.
The game soon opens up and you'll realise that most of the enjoyment comes from spending hours exploring rather than the story.
Quikfinder to Mellor123
29 Jan 16#10
Was the complete opposite for me, I found xenoblade chronicles boring although that's just me lol. When you get into a skell for the first time... That's when the game gets interesting!
MadeInBeats to Mellor123
29 Jan 16#13
The story kicks up several gears around chapter 7/8... you get some great cut-scenes and character design work.
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The next massive sci-fi role-playing game from Monolith Soft, the creators of Baten Kaitos and Xenoblade Chronicles, comes exclusively to Wii U. A terrible intergalactic war leaves just a handful of Earth survivors trying to live in a beautiful yet hostile environment.
Players engage in battles against powerful creatures of all forms and sizes using the deep battle system that builds on the triumphs of Xenoblade Chronicles for Wii.
Riding and controlling a weaponized mech, players can explore every inch of the massive open world displayed in gorgeous high-definition graphics. The world is filled with strange and imaginative creatures, from small bugs to giant dinosaurs.
As characters improve in different classes, they will learn new combat and defensive skills, or Arts. Players can customize the Arts palette as their characters learn new Arts. All Arts have a ?recast" time – once cast, the player must wait out a cooldown" period before that Art can be used again.
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Amazing price though :smiley:
The game soon opens up and you'll realise that most of the enjoyment comes from spending hours exploring rather than the story.