What you might not be familiar with is the Epilogue chapter that Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition adds. Even in 2020, Xenoblade Chronicles’ plot aged well enough to make for a memorable one. More than just revenge, Xenoblade Chronicles portrays a tale of friendship, duty, and romance in a world with flying beasts, mechs, giants, and more, all worthy of your wildest sci-fi fantasy dreams.Įven if it’s a slow start, the story picks up the pace after a couple of chapters and will keep you hooked with its numerous unexpected (and sometimes expected) twists. Like this, the main characters’ arc progresses alongside the game's narrative and ultimately comes full circle. You’ll even get to peek into the soft side of the stoic Dunban. Then, there’s the never-ending bromance between Shulk and his bestie Reyn. We get to witness Shulk’s gradual progress from a frail weapons researcher to a hero wielding the Monado. On their way, they’ll make new friends who join their mission, and you’ll experience how each character and their relationships evolve.

However, their quest for payback takes surprising turns along their eventful journey. Led by Shulk, the wielder of the legendary sword Monado, or the only effective weapon against their Mechon enemies, our diverse cast venture forth across the Bionis’ surface to seek revenge against the new faced Mechon that took the life of his childhood friend. The latter, the Bionis and the Mechonis, are home to living entities who are at war against each other. Indeed, Xenoblade Chronicles tells the story of a band of revenge-seekers as they venture across the bodies of the two frozen battling titans. If you didn’t have the chance to play it, then brace yourself for a tale of Titianesque proportion, quite literally.

You probably know of Xenoblade Chronicles by now, given the fact that the game was released twice already: first on the Wii in 2010 and then in 2015 as one of the few exclusives for the New Nintendo 3DS.

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