Mech a break for it.
For ten years,Xenoblade Chronicles Xhas lived as the black sheep of Monolith Soft’s grand RPG series.
X, on the other hand, still has a slight stuffiness about it.
Despite its idiosyncrasies, though, X is still a fascinating experiment all these years later.
Where X deviates from its numbered counterparts is in its more overt call and response system.
I loved this dance of strategic Arts deployment in the original X.
It still has some of the same problems as it did back then.
Either that, or they’ll be standing awkwardly off to the side, mute and non-responsive.
A copy of Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition was provided for review by publisher Nintendo.
