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Looking to get into JRPGs the Obscure and HARD way? Here are 10 of my recommendations, some recent ones and some I've done in the past. 10 great, unknown and

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10 MORE HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHjodxDfYsYYou wanna get into JRPGs but not with the mainstream recommendations the entire Internet speaks of?

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Checking out the 10 most obscure JRPGs on the PS4, some being surprisingly good.Support the channel HERE: https://www.patreon.com/ericklandonLink to my books

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For every Suikoden II or Persona 5, you have 10 Mystic Quests or Time and Eternity's. It's enough to make a more casual consumer rightfully wary about trying out some unknown games in the

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Like, Suikoden and Xenogears are relatively "obscure" to the average gamer, but those are surface-level games to the JRPG fan. Even games like Live a Live or Panzer Dragoon Saga are reasonably talked-about. You have to dig deep into the bin for obscurities among JRPG fans; stuff like Oriental Blue or the aforementioned Wachenröder .

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Players assume the role of Alyssa L'Salle, a government agent caught in a web of conspiracy. The game's non-linear progression, tactical turn-based combat, and retro-inspired graphics make it a must-play for JRPG enthusiasts. 7. Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout. Photo Credits: Koei Tecmo.

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3. Persona 5 Royal. On paper, Persona 5 Royal has a truckload of content to digest. It can be complicated at first but once you've got the basics, it's almost like an adult version of the Pokemon games. Like most turn-based RPG games, PR5 uses a strong-weakness combat system that players can abuse.

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My obscure/niche recommendations. Disgaea 4 or 5, are wacky fun games. Death Request (Note it's 50% visual novel/50% jrpg), but very creative. Mary Skelter 2/or Labyrinth of Refrain (DRPGS like Etrian Odyssey) Astral Chain is a blast, being a platinum game it's balls to the wall. Bug Fables for the best paper mario like game in more than a decade

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The Tales of Series. The Tales of Series is the only game on this list that isn't turn-based. Some people cannot play and enjoy turn-based games, and that's okay. The Tales of Series does away with the turn-based system, but is still a pretty good introduction into JRPGs. The games have relatively simple controls and some of the later ones go out of their way to make sure players know what

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These 10 JRPGs are not only underrated but also perfect for beginners. They're also great to get you back into RPGs.Join here to listen to my podcast: https:

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Central to JRPGs is character development, as players guide their protagonists through a journey of growth, both in terms of abilities and personal connections with other in-game characters. Additionally, JRPGs frequently incorporate complex gameplay mechanics, including skill progression, strategic battles, and often involve a mixture of

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Final Fantasy Tactics is widely considered one of the best tactical RPGs ever made, and it is still challenging to dispute that claim even 24 years after its release.

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The Final Fantasy games are some of the biggest and most synonymous names with the JRPG genre, as Square Enix's franchise has long since been one of the biggest faces of the publisher. More recent

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Obscure JRPGs are often the first ones to go up in price. But today I'll recommend 10 that are still cheap and affordable nowadays!Join here to listen to my

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This game series follows the formula of the much older (obscure) Burai rpg games: (extremely) flamboyant party members who complete individual storylines before meeting up, forming a party and beating teh ebulz (or rather teh gudz, since you're supposed to resurrect an archdemon).

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GHNeko. •. Bahamas Lagoon (Fuck Princess Yoyo) and Hoshigami (Fuck the PSX version) While Secret of Mana / Seiken Densetsu 2 is very popular, Seiken Densetsu 3 is fairly obscure to my understanding and it's such a fun game. No one also seems to give a fuck about Ogre Battle anymore either.

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If the look of the game wasn't enough to draw you in, it's accompanied by a fantastic soundtrack by the one and only Yasunori Mitsuda. The accessibility of Xenoblade Chronicles helped make the Xeno franchise into becoming a flagship RPG series for Nintendo. "Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald". 3. Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald.

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It's time we take a look at the absolute most unknown JRPGs ever, all of them with a physical and NA release! Are they good? Let's find out.Intro theme by Th

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If you're new to the genre of Japanese role-playing games (JRPGs), you might feel overwhelmed by the sheer variety and complexity of these games. But don't worry, the genre is much easier to get going than you might realise. Here are some quick tips for getting going for the first time. 1. Choose a game that suits your preferences and skill

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My Platform is a Windows PC other Platforms will work too. Dragon Quest 11. Super Mario RPG. Paper Mario series. Chrono Trigger. Dragon Quest 11 is the perfect game for beginners imo. Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of DANA is an excellent JRPG for beginners especially if you don't mind real time action combat.

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I wanted to show you the most unknown JRPGs I own, which are quite obscure, but are they any good? Buy my best book HERE: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07HBZYN3

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Top 10 Best JRPGs Of The PS2 Era. I was extremely happy to see Xenosaga in the rank. It is nice to see the often maligned series get some love. It's odd, though, that the title they chose was the first game yet, the corresponding image is from the third game. LOVED 1, couldn't stand 2 and enjoyed (not finished) 3.