Xenoblade Chronicles Part 2

Gameplay: Xenoblade Chronicles is an action RPG that is not turn based, which is a nice change of pace. The battle system is really complicated but easy to learn. Normally I'm not a fan of tutorials in games but they are necessary in a game. Three characters are used to attack enemies and are always on the screen. There are seven total playable characters in the game: Shulk, Reyn, Dunban, Melia, Riki, Sharla, and Seven. Each character plays much differently and is really fun to use. It's fun to experiment with what teams work best and which one works best. If you want a super high damage output, you could go with Shulk, Reyn, and Dunban. If you want a higher ether output, the best team would probably be Melia, Sharla, and Riki. Characters can also earn upgrades from buying new equipment and doing sidequests. Sidequests aren't necessary but definitely help later on because the game has a harsh difficulty curve.

Characters- One of the best parts of this game is the characters and their interactions between each other. The voice acting is excellent and I could see them being friends in real life. Reyn is my favorite character. He is a stereotypical jock in the beginning, but has a well done character acr which makes him at least closest to having the strongest character. All characters are used well and fit the story in the way they need to.

 Music- I'll just be honest. The soundtrack in Xenoblade Chronicles is bar none the best I have ever heard. The music fits the world so well. I've listened to the soundtrack so often when I wasn't playing the game. It gets you hyped, makes you want to explore, put you on the verge of tears, or makes you ecstatic.

The bottomline, I've barely scratched the surface on how much I like this game. There are so many things I haven't even got to. Xenoblade Chronicles is mind blowingly good. If you have a Wii or Wii U or neW 3ds, yyou can play it. It's worth the price