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About this game:
- Explore the vast and mysterious planet Mira, now with enhanced visuals and additional content
- Includes all content from the Wii U version of the game, plus additional story elements and more
- Pilot and personalize powerful giant robots called Skells
- Grow the community of New Los Angeles and build affinity with your party by completing missions
- Team up with up to 32 players from around the world online in Squad Tasks, Online Missions, and extra-challenging Global Nemesis Battles
Top Comments
Community Reviews
Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition is a huge open world RPG that shines once the Skells unlock, with exploration and combat made much smoother by the quality of life updates. The game offers a lot of content and long playtime, with voiced main quests and many side quests adding to the value. The Switch 2 upgrade pack is also called out as worthwhile for smoother gameplay. The main knocks are that the added chapters feel disappointing, the story is still seen as a bit lacking, and the streamlined changes make it significantly easier.
First-time Xenoblade players who want smoother exploration and combat, because the quality-of-life changes make the game more streamlined.
Players who like sprawling RPGs with long playtime, because the game can deliver well over a hundred hours before completion.
Players who enjoy a game that opens up after progression, because it becomes much more fun once the Skells are unlocked.
Players who want voiced quest content, because many important quests and a lot of side quests are voiced.
Players relying on the promo code to work without extra steps, because it can fail unless a workaround is used.
Players expecting a tightly cohesive story, because the narrative can feel lacking and leave too many questions open.
Players who want the same challenge level as the original release, because the quality-of-life changes make the game significantly easier.
Players who dislike MMO-like structure, because the game can feel too much like an MMO.
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I'm about 130 hours in and still haven't fully beaten it yet.
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