A história desse game aqui eh loucura viu, maluquice. Interessante como você pode tranquilamente jogar o 2 sem jogar o 1, mas tem que jogar o 1 e o 2 pra jogar o 3. Tiraram tudo que eu não gostava nos outros (principalmente no 2) e o jogo ficou gostozinho demais. Único game da franquia que eu fiz todas as secundárias pq elas tinham propósito, faziam vc entender melhor o universo do jogo. De negativo, na minha gameplay as mecanicas dos mobs/bosses não faziam diferença nenhuma se é que existiam. Não sei se é pq eu tava overleveled, mas a unica coisa que eu tinha que me preocupar era em não pegar o agro e já dava certo. Tinha uns lags esquisitos em alguns mapas, até em cutscene já tive lag. O sistema de ficar mudando de arma é interessante e eu achei que ia gostar menos, mas como eh mt core do jogo se vc acabar não gostando disso vc basicamente vai detestar o jogo ou passar o jogo inteiro com 3 skills. fora isso very bom meu favorito da franquia um beijo a todos

Xenoblade 3 is the first game in the trilogy that I can recommend without reservation. My 8/10 might not seem appealing to some, but I promise you that I have high praise of the game, it's just a death-by-a-thousand-cuts type of situation that drags the number down.
In fact, I truly don't want to spoil any of what Xenoblade 3 has to offer, just a few general things to know are great if you've read my other two Xenoblade reviews.
For one, the chain attack has peaked here. It was very good in 2, but it unfortunately tied to blade gacha mechanics, and Rex as the Aegis driver makes it very easy to abuse. IYKYK. In Xenoblade 3 however, you are given MUCH more to control and information in how a chain attack will play out. There is still an element of RNG, but it's far more manageable than it was in 1, and slightly more manageable than in 2. The chain attack is awesome and you will have favorite party comps.
Secondly, micromanaging is actually fun here. To not spoil too much, you are given a lot of freedom with how you want your party to look. If you're for some reason reading this without having played Xenoblade 3 yet or are looking to replay the game and didn't like it too much, I urge you to play around with a certain tool you get fairly early on. It can be kinda obtuse, so don't be afraid to look things up to get your party the way you want it.
Xenoblade 3 is great. Still plagued by things like the overworld being too big, but absolutely worth the experience in the end. Definitely one of my favorite ARPGs.

This is still one of my favorite games of all time, and is so great on a replay after knowing what’s coming. I really loved revisiting this game 2 years after launch.

Funny enough, this replay began back at the end of 2022, but I kept stopping early on. I played through all of Chapter 1 in 2022, a tiny bit of chapter 2 when the Pyra and Mythra amiibos dropped, then finished chapter 2 when the Noah and Mio amiibos dropped. Date noted as the start date is when I decided to fully focus on replaying the game from start to finish.

I will say though, NG+ has a few issues that does make the game a bit less fun. While it’s great having all of your heroes transfer immediately, I feel significantly less inclined to experiment when I already have a very consistent set up for chain attacks already.

Though on the other hand, Origin is a little bit of a slong, being 3ish hours long. In NG+, it was nice maxing out my characters and being able to just ignore all enemy encounters to make it go faster

Also, already mentioned above but the story still hits super hard for me. One scene in particular is one of my favorite scenes in any video game ever, and it got me to tear up watching it in game with full context again.

While typing this, I’m still watching the final cutscene and god what a perfect ending to this game. This game is a 10/10 and everyone should play it. GOD I WANT XENOBLADE 4 NOW

Xenoblade 3 stands out from the previous two games like no other. The story is grim and goes places I would never expect a Nintendo published title to go. It's incredibly fleshed out, and the music is probably the best its ever been in the series. As far as the main characters are concerned, Noah and Mio blow Rex and Shulk out of the water in terms of depth and interpersonal character relationships. There's a bunch of settlements throughout the game that offer their own mini-stories, and aside from a few stinkers, they're all fantastic. A common gripe I see is the quality of the villains, and while I agree they aren't as deep as Torna or as charming as Malos, I think its by design when you realize what Aionios actually is at the end of the game. If this was the last Xenoblade game, I would not complain.

SPOILER FREE
I finished Xenoblade 3's main story. I do have a lot more to do but I got all heroes, did all main characters side stores and 3/4 of the side quests.
Lot of post game clean up but I feel like I need to make my review because this game is something special.
Xenoblade Chronicles 3 is everything Monolith Soft learned in their years of making the series and welled so tightly together to create genuinely the most perfect mechanically Xenoblade game.
They fixed EVERY single issue I've ever had with the series. They sorted the bad blade system, the combat, the compass, the party amount and important side quests not being locked behind awful trivial fetch quests.
I can't believe how tightly tuned this game is. This is the best Xenoblade to PLAY. It feels awesome and all the quality of life improvements will make your gameplay experience be nothing but fantastic if you've played the others.
Gameplay wise, this game is a 10/10 for this franchise.
However we all know that plot is what carries us in JRPG's, so what did the plot do for me?
This game basically mixes what they were going for in 1 and 2 and blends it all together. Xenoblade 1 felt really twist heavy. It had a lot of gasp moments and really set up the world. Xenoblade 2 had less twists but a lot more social commentary.
The third game absolutely blends both with twists and commentary on life in general.
I really enjoyed the plot a lot. It really connected and soldified at the end. For a while, I was worried where it was going but by the end of it, it all clicked and broke me.
I don't think I've cried that hard in a video game ever. I physically couldn't hold back the tears and it felt so guteral. A game that can make me do that, is a game I will forever cherish.
Overall in terms of plot, if you're into any JRPG's this one hits perfectly and yes, you do need to play the other two for this one to work. It is 1000% a trilogy and I'm glad they stuck the landing on that.
Shout outs to the voice actors and music as well. The voice cast is brilliant in this and somehow less aggressively British. They don't feel as jarring as the first two even though they grew on me.
The music is god tier. Best in the series in my opinion. I can't get enough of the battle themes. They slap in every single way and no one can tell me otherwise.
My only downside to the game is it's side quests. This series just can't get this right. There are hero and side stories that are fully voiced like Blade quests in 2 but they make up maybe 30% of the quests. The rest are mostly fetch quests. Collect this and dump this many resources you don't have over and over.
They're not fun and sadly this series suffers a lot in it's emphasis on fetch quests and repeated resource dumping quests.
However please do play all hero and side story quests. The amount of context and awesome content that is locked away that actually changes your view on characters and the world.
In summation, I love Xenoblade Chronicles 3. Though it may suffer in it's side quests, the rest of the game is the biggest improvement of the series. Making this the penultimate Xenoblade and a perfect ending to the trilogy as well as featuring some of my favourite characters the series has made.

There are not enough words to describe the efforts of the developers who put their soul into this game. The message is quite simple and at the same time not so one-sided and requires complex reflection, several of the topics are just about humanity and we are talking about: “What if we lived only 10 years and we were forced to forever fight with each other for thousands of years in endless rebirths without giving other choice”, “Why do we even live?” or “What makes us choose and what to do if there is no choice at all? I don’t have an exact answer to the last two questions, and there will never be a correct answer.

If we consider the narrative of the story itself, it goes quite smoothly. Instead of learning about the world through some side or additional quests, as happens in the usual jrpg and rpg, you get to know it through the main characters in the process of passing, fortunately there are 6 of them and each with their own character. The characters have that same sparkle that makes them very alive, in the voice acting, in the text, and even in the models. There is a real mixture of views in the dialogues, because... 3 characters from one of their “worlds” and the place where they were born, and others from their own. Initially, they are united only by a common goal, but over time, they find a common language within the framework of close interaction with each other (and very close and it’s not what you thought).

The mechanics of this role-playing game are combined with the jrpg genre, into which mechanics from mmorpg were sewn, where there is a tank, damage dealer and healer, the number of classes is quite large and they can be changed at any time outside of battle. A special mechanic that allows you to inflict “a lot of damage” or can save the entire party a second before death is called interlinking. Our characters have absorbed a certain crystal, which allows them to turn into a fairly large inhuman machine called Ouroboros, but this is only possible if two connected characters did it together at the same time.

It was a very enjoyable adventure within 60 hours in this universe, I will definitely finish the first and second parts.

P.S. It's all a dog's dream.
P.S.S Just a joke.

Недостаточно слов, чтобы описать старание разработчиков, которые вложили душу в эту игру. Посыл довольно прост и одновременно не так односторонен и требует комплексного размышления, несколько из тем как раз насчет человечества и идет речь о: "А что если бы мы жили всего 10 лет и нас заставляли вечно сражаться с другом другом тысячи лет в бесконечных перерождениях не давая иного выбора", "Зачем мы вообще живем?" или "Что заставляет нас выбирать и что делать, если выбора совсем нет?. У меня точного ответа на последних два вопроса нет, да и правильного никогда не будет.

Если рассматривать само повествование истории, оно идет достаточно плавно. Вместо того, чтобы узнавать о мире через какие то побочные или дополнительные квесты, как это происходит в привычных jrpg и rpg, ты его узнаешь через главных героев в процессе прохождения, благо их 6 и каждый со своим характером. В персонажах есть тот самый огонёк который их делает очень живыми, в озвучке, в тексте, да даже в модельках. В диалогах идет настоящая смесь взглядов, т.к. 3 персонажа из одного своего "мирка" и места где они родились, а другие из своего. Изначально их объединяет только общая цель, но со временем, они находят общий язык в рамках близкого взаимодействия с друг другом (причем очень близкого и это не то, что вы подумали).

Механика данной ролевой игры, совмещена с жанром вместе jrpg, в которую вшили механику из mmorpg, где есть танк, дамагер и хилер, количество классов достаточно много и их можно менять в любое время вне сражения. Особой механикой которая позволяет нанести "a lot of damage" или может спасти всю партию за секунду до смерти, называется интерлинк. Наши персонажи поглотили некий кристалл, который им позволяет превратится в достаточно большую нечеловеческую машину, называемую Уроборос, но только это возможно если это сделали вместе одновременно два связанных персонажа.

Это было очень приятное приключение в рамках 60 часов в данной вселенной, обязательно пройду первую и вторую часть.

P.S. Это все сон собаки.
P.S.S Шутка.