10 JRPGs Everyone Knows But NO ONE PLAYS 

13 Sentinels was an incredible surprise. Got it on sale for $20 and feels like a steal at this point. I’m not a fan of the mech genre but got pulled into the story so strongly I ended up sacrificing sleep many nights to see one more route which ended up turning into 3 or 4. Trails in the Sky to me is still the best arc of the entire series and Estelle is easily in my top 3 greatest protagonists of all time. Haven’t seen a game with this much charm since Lunar and even if the story moves slowly at times the payoffs are so worth it!

13 Sentinels was one of the most memorable games I have ever played. All the parts have been done before (kinda) but it all came together for an experience I'll never forget. I'd personally add The Last Story to this list.

I have played the radiant historia remake and I can assure everyone that it’s a masterpiece. Good story, gameplay and ost.

Tales of graces is honestly my favorite in the series. I played it with my roommate nonstop it was a little difficult to start but once you get into it the combat is super fun and rewarding!

Yeah, played 13 Senrinels. Teriffic game, way beyond my expectations and lots of battles to do after the game is finished. Can't say enough about it...fun, likeable characters, mystery. And very addicting battles. 10/10

Always so happy to see Tales of Graces mentioned, so thank you for that! One of my fave Tales games and one that I wish more folks would talk about for sure

Some real home truths spelled out in this video ... Kudos. 🌟

I've played and beaten Lost Odyssey, for me personally it's in my top 3 jrpgs that i've ever played. The story is excellent, the dream memory sequences are all excellently written. If you enjoy turned based combat, with a decent challenge in parts, i see no reason why anyone would not enjoy it. Even on the Xbox One or Series consoles it can be picked up digitally, sometimes on offer too.

I'm currently playing Radiant Historia. I'm 20 hours in an I'm loving it. Great gameplay and amazing story.

10. Tales of Graces - guilty. I own the game, it is on my list for years now. Shame 9. Breath of Fire IV - Hell yes, that is an impressive game. Tbh I could never decide if I like III or IV more (my favourite still is II) 8. Wild Arms 3 - Kind of guilty here, started it many years ago, but never finished it. 7. Tales of Phantasia - Played it in the early 2000s on GBA and Emulator, no need to go back again. I still liked it. 6. Lost Odyssey - Great Game, played it, loved it. 5. God Eater - Tbh the games did not interest me at all, skilled them intentionally. 4. Trails in the Sky - damn I tried so hard to like this series... And I couldn't get into it. I gave up. 3. 13 Sentinels - Did not interest me as well. 2. Odin Sphere - Was nice, played it once. No masterpiece, but still fine. 1. Radiant Historia - A brilliant Masterpiece! Discussion over! One of the best RPGs of the last 20 years.

I never really got into Monster Hunter even though all of my friends were playing it, but the God Eater series just blew it out of the water for me. From the first game, then Burst, God Eater 2, Rage Burst, Resurrection; they just had that wow factor for me that Monster Hunter never had. Also, you pretty much nailed it with the Trails in the Sky series; I finished the first game and loved every bit of it, but it was such a slow burn that I had to stop and never touched the series ever since.

Hey Eric could you do a retrospective discussion on lunar? I recently played silver star story complete, I really loved it and am looking for a copy of the sequel at my local retroshop

I've played Radiant Historia multiple times, and the entire Trails series starting with Sky FC. Always recommend them and some friends know me as that ones Trails guy. Ends up being fitting due to my name. Radiant Historia is probably my favorite standalone game ever, with one of my favorite soundtracks by the goddess that is Yoko Shimomura.

Out of this list I've played only Tales of Graces F. As for the difficulty part, Graces F can be very easy game- if you play on the hardest difficulty. It is a wierd case. Since in chaos mode you get around 5-6 times more title EXP than easy mode. The result becomes that even if you bosses you struggle against on chaos, they become easy when you switch to hard for example.

Tales of graces can any if the new psplus subs have access to it? If any title can be played on this sub you should say so.

Perfect Chronology is definitely worth it. It's not just quests it adds, there's a whole new, long chapter added to the story. It's like a remake-sequel hybrid.

My first Tales of was Graces.. I was a child at the time and I'll never forget the story.. I love the story and the characters so much.. The scene of Asbel crying in the rain 'cause everyone left him and Sophie come to be with him is memorable to me!

Excellent video! The only one I played is Radiant Historia on 3DS and boy, it was such a good ride. Not only the argument and the concept of "fixing the timeline" just like the anime Re:zero is well executed, the gameplay, and the characters are well designed. It is one of those party games where you truly want to experiment different combinations (and not sticking to the first 3 characters) because everyone brings something different to the mix

Brilliant list as always and i love how you explained each and everyone of them in a humble and interesting way. Your theories definitely made sense and I think its good to preserve these great games as much as possible. I am slowly getting into the Tales games. I started from Tales of Arise and now i am getting into Tales of Berseria and the rest. I also played 13 Sentinels Aegis Rim, its pretty damn epic and great combat system based on Mechs and strategy. I have some experience playing the Gundam Strategy games so i was having a great time with that game.

Doesn't Radiant Historia Perfect Chronology have an extra timeline or ending? I felt like it's the main reason to buy it (waiting to see a sale in Nintendo Store but no luck yet)

Actually that’s the thing. A lot of people still don’t know about these games. We loved through a golden age in the 90s we had new RPGS coming out all the time. Still to this day we get plenty of new unheard of releases. Unless you are die hard it’s hard to keep up with everything.

Oh do believe me when I say that I do want to play many of these eventually. Graces F is in my backlog on my shelf. It’s just right now I’ve been going through many of the must play classics lately. Currently I’m playing Chrono Cross and I have other older JRPGs I need to experience that I also know are must plays like FF6, FF9, Xenogears, Chrono Trigger and Star Ocean The 2nd Story. So yes I’d love to get to these, but these other “must play” games have been taking up my time lately.

Hi Eric, pls make a list of your favorit dungeon jrpg with grid-movement as for ex. zanki zero, lost child. I'm curious your top ... cheers

I haven’t played any of those games I need too! I like turn based and I have a backwards compatible PS3 what should I play off the list?

Odin Sphere is a beautiful game, with great writing and fun mechanics. Especially the PS4 remaster. But it's just so repetitive 😭 Every area is like 10-20 long battles vs. the same enemies. And even though the interwoven plotlines are really good, you basically have to play the game 5 times to finish the story. I've started it about 4 times and still haven't beaten it

I couldn't get into Wild Arms 3 and I loved Wild Arms 1. In general some of those early 3d rpgs have an aesthetic I just don't care for. Wild Arms 1 felt like a 16bit rpg which is why I think I enjoyed it so much. I also didn't play Wild Arms 2, so one of these days I'll get to the 2nd and 3rd game in the series. Since Wild Arms 1 was added to the new PS plus I was going to start playing it this week. It's been nearly 30 years..

What do you think about The Last Story for wii or Dark Cloud?

Great video Erick! I love most of these games and I have played and beaten: Tales of Graces F, Wild Arms 3, Odin Sphere, 13 Sentinels, Radiant Historia: Perfect Chronology and Trails in the Sky. The last three are on my top 10 jrpgs of all time. The only one I haven't played yet is Lost Odyssey, maybe some day I will.

I love the Wild Arms series, and I'm strongly considering revisiting the ones I have again, including 3. I still have a functional PS2, and will continue to play it so long as it functions.

Yo he jugado Breath of Fire IV, Tales of Phantasia, Wild Arms 3 y Radian Historia, y puedo decir sin ninguna duda que son autenticos juegazos.

I’ve played Graces F (not long ago either) and it’s now my favourite of the Tales Of series. I played it on easy and it provided the perfect technical difficulty for me. I love the battle system where you have to regularly and strategically guard to fill your special meter, use specific types of moves to beat various enemies and learn various titles to earn specific skills. It’s a strategic master piece of battling. The story is a more basic one but does it very well about 4 young adults and friends (two are also brothers) having to learn about adulthood while also leading various forces or kingdoms. Plus learning the origins of Sophie and how she appeared was great. And finally, the Lineage and Legacies post game story is really fantastic, especially the locations.

Never finished Lost Odyssey, the 4th disc is borked on my copy and console won't recognise it.

Radiant Historia is one of my favourite JRPGs, also finished playing in some weeks 13 Aegis Rim, it was a great game with a strange battle system. Estelle is one of the greatest MC in JRPGs, as a long time fan of Final Fantasy, in these days I prefer to play a Trails game to any modern Final Fantasy, not only the story is good, but also the gameplay and imersion is so much better. Trails is worth the time to beat the 9 localized games that we have so far.

I was lucky/smart enough to preorder Radiant Historia Perfect Chronology on 3DS so only paid like £30-40. It’s very good. Took me about 55 hours. Great battle system. Nice graphics. Music is quite good. The story starts off pretty milquetoast generic anime waring nations but the time travel/alternating timelines really allows events and characters to develop and be fleshed out decently and by the end of the game, the story beats were less obvious/more interesting than at the start. Only major gripe was that for a few hours (embarrassing) I really couldn’t understand how to manipulate the timelines properly to progress, once you’ve got it, you’ve got it, however sometimes it can be difficult to find the correct node in history to find the character or event you need to interact with especially for side quests. Often I’d go to where someone ought to be but they’re not there or they don’t give me the interactions I need. It’s not the most streamlined system and can be obtuse at times. Second to that, the character interactions are often too soppy for my taste. Typical for modern anime and for JRPG’s in general but there’s too many people complimenting you, telling you how thankful they are for XYZ, saying how hard they’re going to try to do XYZ, spelling shit out that we already know, saying “wow that’s so sad” when sad stuff happens. That’s my biggest gripe by far with JRPG’s, a bit childish, tone deaf, not subtle enough. There’s not much of an excuse when you have great voice acting, where you could say something story-critical but convey entirely the right tone through the delivery, without forcing a setting of the tone with very hamfisted player emotional manipulation dialogue separately. On that subject, voice acting is quite good. The best parts of the game are : .Graphics/art style .Battle system .How satisfying moving the story forward through timeline manipulation can be .The voice acting

Dude great video! Do I need to play Breath of Fire 1, 2, and 3 before I can play Breath of Fire 4?

this channel rocks, no sugarcoating. Let’s begin!!! I’ve been meaning to get into tales of graces f and lost odyssey, but this video is totally right they have just been sitting in my backlog for months!

Tales of graces f is one of the best games I’ve ever played in my life. It was so good I immediately started playing it again after beating it. For context i’m a jrp junkie who’s been playing them for 30+. Its top 10 for me.

I've played Breath of Fire IV a long, long time ago in the PS1, probably at its launch. It is an amazing classic JRPG with a great story and very mature topics. I also did play Odin Sphere until the end on PS4, the battle system is very cool and the art style is amazing. Also, great story and connected plot lines.

I actually played some from this list: Tales of Phantasia: When a friend first taught me about emulation, ToP was amongst his suggestions of games to play for the snes. This also means it is amongst one of the first experiences for me playing JRPGs meaning it always has a special spot for me. It was a really solid english fan translation i believe from a group called dejap. I really liked it back than as the battle system really felt fresh after first playing a lot of atb based games from the FF series before that. I also have the GBA version (which apparently is a port from the playstation version). Compared to the snes version this has some extra content (chester fully skilled, suzu playable, lower moria+summon) but I hated some changes to skills and dialogues compared to the snes version I played earlier. Could be due to the fan translation though but especially for certain things involving Arche there were some big differences. GE series: i played all of these on the pc versions. When i was playing for myself a friend saw me playing it, bought games too and we finished all 3 of them in coop too. I liked the story and character loadout system in resurrection (GE1 rerelease combined with GE2) best, but prefer the overall gameplay in GE3 as it got rid of some sluggishness in battle. Trials in the sky: i played through all of skies (and CS too) on the pc versions from steam. I liked the games overall even with the slow pace at times. Most tedious thing i remember was getting all bracer points though. Damnall those hidden quest or special solutions to get to full ranking. Had to play with a walkthrough for that. Plus the chest notices: best thing ever invented in a JRPG. As simple as they might be always good for a laugh.

I have the new PS plus and it's opened up a whole world of games I never had access to before. Now that you mention Wild Arms I remember seeing it on the list of games premium users have access to, I'll have to give it a try. I also feel like the Ys games are a series that doesn't get much attention anymore (though with the releases of Lacrimosa of Dana and Monstrum Nox things seem to be picking up) I got hooked during quarantine and now own all the titles available on PS4.

Every single entry on this list are amazing games. I haven’t played 13 sentinels, I’m a bit on the fence but I’m sure I’ll cave eventually. Radiant historia is everything you could want in an rpg; great story, deep characters, engaging battle system. Man,…so many great rpgs

"10 RPG's Everyone Knows but no one plays" *sees Odin Sphere as the thumbnail* *Me, a huge Odin Sphere fan* "... IT'S TRUE!" *SOBS IN THE CORNER*

How the heck did wild arms 4 shoot up in price? I remember like a couple of years ago it was like 15 bucks on ebay

I already finished that game and there is censored or cut some uncensored part of event in the game just search in web. A cutscene.

I bought “Odin Sphere” back when it was released on PS2. Just got the PS4 remake on sale and playing through again! And playing through “Trails of Azure” now! Love the “Trails” series, especially the Liberl saga! And “Lost Odyssey” is the true “Final Fantasy XII” in my opinion. (Such an excellent game!!! Needs a re-release so more people could play it. I wish Mistwalker would stop screwing around and give us another console RPG like that!)

I played a lot of those, and Erick didn't over-hyped any of them, they're all good. I would have no excuse not to though, since I'm a devoted user of emulators. Special mention for trails in the sky, the steam version is actually the best and most pleasant to play.

Love the list. Out of it I have played Wild Arms series and Lost Odyssey. Thanks for the info that Wild Arms series is expensive. Still have physical copies of them 1-5

10:05 is it less convoluted than Knights in the Nightmare?

Am I the only guy on here that HATES Odin Sphere? I played the Vita version years ago and the game is a repetitive button masher. If you played one character's story you pretty much played through all of them because the game has you repeating the same areas and stages, fight the same enemies and bosses the other characters have already fought, etc. It's so boring to play.

So of these, I've played Graces, Breath of Fire IV, Wild ARMs 3, Tales of Phantasia (still mad we didn't get the PSP version), and both versions of Odin Sphere (the Remaster made me cry tears of joy when it came out), and Radiant Historia. Have had some experience with Lost Odyssey through my parents owning and playing it. I also own Trails in the Sky thanks to a Steam sale, but haven't had time to play it (you're right how they're so many these days and I don't have the time I had when I was in High School and College sadly).

Man my backlog just keeps getting bigger and bigger the more these videos are made. Great video and reminds me that I need to finish the Lunar games.

I have Wild Arms 3, OdinSphere and Trials in the Sky in my RPG Collection and have played them for some time. I would love to get back into those games when I get the best chance to do so.

Sad thing is I own all of these games but have only beaten Tales of Graces and (just finished last week actually) 13 Sentinels but I have tried most of them but either got stuck on a boss or, in the case of The Lost Odyssey, I got to the last disc and it kept giving me a disc read error so I never got a chance to finish it. I wish there was a digital option to play it on another platform (like Steam) instead of Xbox since I don't have one and don't want one.

I just did a review of Ys 8. Can’t wait to upload it. I am so glad I finally went into the Ys series. I have 9 also and I am very excited.

Nice video! I have Tales of Graces f on the PS3, and I played it well into the post-game story. It's my favorite Tales of ... game, but I can't currently play it anymore since I don't have room for the PS3 on my "gaming rig". :D -- I have Trails in the Sky on Vita/PSTV (it's the PSP version) and I played some of it, but it's still on my backlog. I like it that most of the mechanics of Trails of Cold Steel were already present in Trails in the Sky. -- I have Odin's Sphere Leifthrasir on both PS3 and PS4, but I never really felt motivated to play it, it was really boring to me at the time, I should try again sometime.

Is 10 the worst or the best of this list because I LOVE Tales of Graces f. I finally have it in a PC emulator and have already put nearly 10 hours into it just in recorded footage.

I played all god eater series and I love it cause its a fast-paced version of monster hunter still with technical stuff like weakness to certain elements, just guard/perfect guard, when to quick devour/charged devour and stuff. Odin sphere I also happened to play that one, but the remake version which is leifthrasir played on vita, its much more better than the old one on another note trails in the sky is awesome I also love jrpg's; some are just slow burn so long as the story/plot interest me or doesn't suck.

I bought Trails In The Sky on PSP because its box-set was available next to Ys 7 which was my main target of mine when I went to the store. The clerk told me he will give me a discount if I bought them together and since I heard many people sing praise for this game for so long, I decided to take his offer. Never regret it. Then I found out that chapter 2 might not be coming (that was 2006) because no one cares about the PSP anymore (except Japan, that is). I was genuinely sad. Years later. Falcom released the definitive version of all the three games to PC and that's when XSEED started porting them to Steam. That was one the happiest news I have ever heard in my life. My problem with the Odin Sphere is how very time-consuming it is. I remember I took 60 hours on the first chapter alone (partly because of the stamina system you mentioned). I really loved it and still want to come back to it one day. Since that system is already gone away in its remaster, that sounds very pleasing to me.

Great video! I’m currently playing Odin Sphere on PS3. I love the art style. 13 Sentinels is on my list for Switch. I paused Radiant Historia. I’m stuck somewhere in time, haha.

Tales of Graces f was the best battle system in the serious. Loved how you to memorize what weakness each Arte exploited and perform different combos based on each enemy. Took a while but after learning the Artes i continually had to increase the difficulty setting, which i rarely do on most games.

I wanted to play God eater so bad (started with ressurection) but I just could not get a solid grip on the controllers, both KM or 360 controller

I bought the Odin Sphere collector's edition on PS4 last month but I'm currently playing it on the VITA. Loving it so far. I can tell you didn't overhype it for my tastes. The game is that good. Plus the OST is fantastic. What less to expect from my favorite composer Sakimoto. I can't believe how I could live without playing this game before. I'm at 35hours of playthrough and not even finished with the 6 story arcs. I can guess there's an epilogue after that too so that'll roughly add up to 50 hours of greatness in the end I believe. Thanks champ for recommending that one. I also recently finished the first TWEWY. Gotta play the second one which I have 2 copies of, since I still can't decide wether or not I want to play it on the Switch instead of PS4 for the fluidity haha. Next one I play gotta be Radiant Historia. I bought it on the DS for a fair price but my god is it expensive for PAL regions of the 3DS. Bid offers for that game on Ebay are cruel to me.

Yo I absolutely love God Eater despite 3 disappointing me quite a bit. If you wanted to link up for Resurrection or Rage Burst multi-player tho, I am absolutely down

Wild Arms is in my top 5 favorite RPG series of all time, up there with Tales and Ys. In fact, Wild Arms 3 was one of my first ever rpg's that I bought when I was first getting into jrpg's. Thank goodness I got 4 and 5 for a fair price, especially 5. Sure, the cover and manual is Italian, but I can play the game in english, so I am absolutely NOT complaining. As for Emulation, I have no problem with it whatsoever. My biggest problem is that, due to how my laptop isn't exactly the most powerful out there, I'm limited to what I can emulate. Great video as always though, love seeing all these top 10's with very varied topics :)

The God Eater series is one that I really enjoyed personally, still in the process of finishing God Eater 3 as I already beat the first two games before. However for games that I really wanted to play/bucket list to play is Tales of Graces (Really hope we get a remaster edition like Vesperia) and The legend of heroes series which caught my attention.

New to your channel. You’re awesome man! Keep it up! I want more content.

The 3ds version of radient historia goes on sale once a month along with all the eternia and persona games on the eshop. Most of the games are under 10 bucks on sale also.

Graces f was really an amazing game for me. Coming back to the series with this game was really enjoyable even when my last Tales of game before Graces was the first Symphonia game on the GameCube I was able to pick it up and understand the combat fairly easy. It also had a really well written story and OSTs.

After playing Phantasia start to finish 7 times and discovering something new each time I played at a time where walkthroughs are not a common thing, it became one of my favourite games of all time. I tired gba and psx versions but didn't get the same enjoyement of snes version. But it has been a good 12-14 years since I last played it. I still remember the happiness I felt after I said "It was a good game, I wish it continued" after the Dhaos fight and someone comes from the future said we need your help and the game actually continued.

It seems like you have a lot of fun doing these videos, keep it up! :) Also, Odin Sphere and BoF4 deserve more love!

played a few of them, but never been interested by the others or they werent available in my country at the time. Good video Erik !

I got Radiant historia on 3DS on the digital store. It's an amazing game. Complex plot (although some foreshadowing is as subtle as a brick through a window). Combat that's deceptively simple, but has a lot of strategy possibilities. Good art. Interesting world. Well worth ayong.

13 Sentinels is currently en-route from Gamefly for me, so can't wait to try it. I also played Lost Odyssey back when it was still relatively new and absolutely loved it. I was even contemplating just last week to pop it in again. Edit to add: I was somewhat surprised not to see the Suikoden series on here.

I played Tales of Phantaisa SNES version through emulation. i LOVED it. I played it after finishing Tales of Destiny because I wanted to see if there were others in the series. I loved Tales of Destiny too. So I started with the 1st one. All the other ones are in my backlog.

I just bought Lost Odyssey on my Series S!! Haven't started it yet, but I'm looking forward to it

Hey really stepping up the humor man I think you found a sweet spot

I actually started Trails in the Sky FC back in like February 2020, right at the beginning of the pandemic. I absolutely loved it to the point where I'm now a little over 2 years later playing Cold Steel 4. Series is absolutely worth getting into if you have the time.

I've played and beaten Breath of Fire 4 and Tales of Graces f multiple times and loved them. I've played Lost odyssey and got close to the end I think, but stopped at a certain difficulty spike. I was about to move houses and was always intending to go back, grind a few levels and finish it, but I just never got around to it. This was 12 years ago, so I doubt i'll ever go back to it. I've never heard of Radiant Historia, but the rest i've heard of but never played lol.

Are there too many jrpg's these days? Also do you recommend the shadowrun trilogy?

I played both Odin Sphere and 13 Sentinels this year! Amazing games especially 13S, I really loved that game. The rest of these aren't really on my radar other than Tales of Graces which i'm working my way backwards through the Tales series and still got a little way to go.

Thoughts: -Never heard of Tales of Graces. -Damn, I didn't know there were that many Breath of Fire games. I've only played Breath of Fire 2 thanks to NSO, and never heard of it before that. -Huh, so Wild Arms is a series. Probably should've known that. -I've heard the name in passing, but that's about it. Only Tales game I've played so far was Symphonia, which I picked up at a used-game store; you know, one of those places that still sells older games. I mistook it for another Tales game I heard was really rare, and picked it up immediately. Unfortunately, that particular copy was bugged, and would freeze during a cutscene in the first forest area. Pretty sure it was the "How to save your game" cutscene or something. I managed to get another copy later. I should get back to that at some point. -Never heard of Lost Odyssey. -Yoooo God Eater is the shit. I saw the anime as a kid and really loved it, and figured out it was based on a game thanks to Project X Zone (weird, I know). I got God Eater 3 on Switch a while back but waited to get the original 2 games before playing through them. I haven't gotten around to playing much of the first game yet. -I kept hearing so much about the Trails series that I started playing it pretty recently. I'm only like 4 or 5 hours in on the first game (Sky 1), though. From what I understand, these are pretty big games, so I guess I have a long way to go. -Ahhh, 13 Sentinels. I really want to get this one, but haven't gotten around to it yet. The trailers and gameplay I saw really intrigued me! Edit: Finally got the game recently, and now it's on my backlog... which is admittedly way too big. -I'm almost certain I've heard of Odin's Sphere somewhere, but I'm not sure. -It feels like no one knows Radiant Historia, man. I thought it looked pretty cool, so I played the demo on 3ds and was hooked. Managed to pick it up at a Gamestop, and they even had a cool 1st edition version or something. Idk if that's just how it comes complete in box, but I thought it was pretty cool. Haven't finished it yet, but I've really enjoyed it so far, except for that one time I played the DLC difficulty. It was an experience. I think I've made like 3 or 4 separate save files, and that's probably the reason I haven't finished it yet lol

I really enjoyed Star ocean 2 The second story. I played that one through to completion and tried to do all the different allied actions in every town. The cooking competition in fun city on the second disc actually got me interested in the show, iron chef.

Wich is the best Tales of Phantasia/Destiny port, guys ? Erick ?

They gave lost odyssey digital away for free a few years ago and it's backwards compatible so you can play on 360, x1, and sx. Also avail for digital purchase teal if you missed it.

There are many in that list I’ve wanted to play but haven’t done. I guess there are just so many games out there that makes it hard to do. The two games from the list I have played and finished include Breath of Fire 4 years back in 2006 or so and much more recently I bought and played through Odin Sphere on the PS4 last year. Both are great games indeed. The latter holds up so well and is crafted to perfection in its slick game play, over arching story lines and certainly it’s visual appeal.

I loved tales of graces but it's really hard to get back to if you leave it for a while Especially learning the battle system in the late game again

I have BOF4 , it is expensive?

Recently finished 13 Sentinels and i loved it. New and original concepts/ideas are strange nowadays when everything is remaster/remake or pt.4

Let's see, out of the 10 on the list: 10. Played and loved it. Haven't replayed it. 9. Played and loved it. Played 1.5x. 8. Played and loved it. Played through on PS2 and got Platinum on PS4. 7. Played through SNES/PS1/PSP versions. Loved 'em. 6. Played through it twice and loved it. 2nd run was to get ONE chest I missed for all achievements. 5. Have them, but haven't played through them yet. 4. Have played the first one and have the others. Keep meaning to replay on Steam and play all the Trails games in order after Azure's released. 3. Played and loved it. May Let's Play it. 2. Played both versions and it's one of my favorites. Did a Let's Play of Leifthrasir. 1. Played both versions and finished Perfect Chronology earlier this year.

I actually played through Tales of Phantasia recently. Cool game but I have never seen a better argument for having enemies visible on the field instead of random encounters. I had to get the best gear on the extra dungeon and it was painful.

I've played Graces F, Odin Sphere (and Leifthrasir) and Phantasia on GBA. One of my all time favorites being Phantasia, I don't think it receives the love it deserves. Also, I replayed Leifhtrasir for a University Project and I did not remember it to be that beautiful.

Out of this list, I've played and completed Tales of Graces f, BoF4, Wild ARMs 3 and I stopped playing Phantasia partway through. All I'm going to say is that Graces to this day has my favourite approach to combat and difficulty in the entire series, and the characters (especially Asbel and Hubert) have a pretty special place in my heart. It feels like Zesteria, Berseria and to a lesser extent Arise were all unsuccessfully trying to recapture what it was that made Graces combat so special. I think any fan of the series should at the very least give it a shot.

Played and finished Tales of Graces and the God Eater trilogy. Graces I think has an amazing story with a rollercoaster of emotions. Odin Sphere I played a little bit, but never finished, idk it feels like it's hard for me to get interested in any side scrolling games. Lost Odyssey and Infinite Undiscovery I have on Xbox. Kind of forgot about them because of newer games like Elden Ring for example. Lost Odyssey I find pretty challenging and I recommend level grinding for smooth sailing like most jrpg's do

As an rpg fan, do you have any plans of trying out Elden Ring? I know that in the past you've said you aren't a big fan of wrpgs and soulslike games, but this one is something else and I think it's still worth trying

Trails in the Sky FC is actually one of the few JRPGs I actually played and finished (I watch a lot of content about em but I can probably count on my fingers how many I've seriously played). And maaan, what a great journey it was, instantly became one of my favorite games of all time.

My brother got me Lost Odyssey 7 years ago. Excellent game, but my xbox stopped working when I got to the halfway point in disc 4, so I never got the chance to finish it.

I played Lost Odyssey twice loved it. Played the 7 trails games we have over here and can't wait to finally play the crossbell games and revierie. I bought 13 Sentinels on sale but havent got 2 it yet. I am currently playing odin sphere for the first time its great. The rest I plan to play eventually

dear Erick, I follow your channel cause I think you got a very good taste and I discovered and played a lot of games thanks to you. ❤

I really enjoyed the SNES ROM of Tales of Phantasia for the first bit, but the English translation patch I had was incomplete or something, so I had to play on the GBA version instead. Still loved it, but it was just slower than the SNES version, and the Combos weren’t as good.

Tales of Graces was punishing but fun for me that I did 3 playthrus. I played Phantasia but only the GBA version. Odin Sphere is also such a slept on game and I played the original and remake. I had also bought 13 Sentinels a while back but have yet to start it.