Discussion JRPG folks, what are you getting in 2022/23?

C-Dub · Jul 9, 2022

I’m considering Live A Live and Digimon Survive - I’ll see how reviews look for those two.

Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion, Soul Hackers 2 and Persona 5 Royal are musts for me.

I am not a die-hard JRPG fan so I will likely skip the rest for day 1, and pick up the ones that stand the test of time.

Mor · Jul 9, 2022

Day 1:

Digimon Survive
Soul Hackers 2 (already bought)
Persona 5 Royal
Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion
Romancing SaGa -Minstrel Song- Remastered

Most likely day 1 but undecided:

Harvestella
The DioField Chronicle

When they come to PC:

Triangle Strategy
Live A Live
Dragon Quest X Offline (this is on PC but I won't create a specific category for it, this is when available in the west)

Soon:

Made in Abyss: Binary Star Falling into Darkness
Valkyrie Elysium

curi0usBystander · Jul 9, 2022

I'd buy XC3 but I still need to play 2 (If I ever do).

Of the rest I'd get Soul Hackers 2 and P5R. Maybe Diofield, but I'm not sure.

I'll also buy Trails from Zero (but I'm not replaying the game , I just want to have it in an easy to acces way).

I might get Crisis Core but I need to see the price first. And I'll probably get Romancing Saga down the road. DQX if/when it gets a western release.

I think that's about it.

MomoVideo · Jul 9, 2022

I'm getting Xeno 3 day one. I have been waiting for this one for a long time.
Might also get Persona 5 to play it on Deck, but that depends on the price.
Star Ocean so far appears to be a 6-7/10 game, in some ways it kinda looks like a smaller budget Xenoblade. Might get it eventually on a sale if it's reviewed okayish.

hersheyfan · Jul 9, 2022

I'm kind of a semi-lapsed JRPG fan. I still heavily gravitate towards Japanese games, but if we're talking the old school "turn based battles, random encounters" style, they have to really be exceptional (or do something out of the ordinary) to get me to play them.

I prefer stuff that trends more action-RPG these days.

That said, in cases where I DO want to play a JRPG or JRPG adjacent game, I usually really, REALLY want it, and must have some kind of ridiculous special edition to satisfy my OCD.

Hence, please excuse the list below being fairly console centric.

Soul Hackers 2: Preordered the Asian CE (PS5)!

Xenoblade Chronicles 3/Crisis Core: Desperately trying to find a CE preorder for the former, and all the way in on getting one for the latter.

Diofield Chronicles: It was me, Dio(field Chronicles)!

Thats pretty much the only thing that registered with me when this game was initially shown, totally uninterested.

Live A Live: Semi interested, as this was a dream localization from my misspent youth, but not sure I'd still enjoy its old school stylings in the modern era. I'll pick it up whenever they release it on Steam, at like 50% off.

Persona 5 Royal: All the way out on this. I love P5R, but I've just played through P5 way too many times at this point.

Rune Factory 5: I own the CE on Switch, but was waiting for the Steam version so I could play it at a stable framerate. But then they decided to release it sans any kind of regional pricing, so I'll just let RF5 rot for a bit while XSEED reconsiders their life choices.

Harvestella: A Squeenix take on farming? Interesting! But maybe when it gets cheaper.

Edit: Shit, that post went on way longer than I thought it was. Sorry!

Ascheroth · Jul 9, 2022

I'm interested in most of these and probably will end up picking these up over the next couple of years, but my immediate interest is Digimon Survive, Trails from Zero and Persona 5 Royal (if the price is right).

tetel · Jul 9, 2022

Utawarerumono and Persona are likely day one purchases unless they somehow end up being awful ports, Soul Hackers is a victim of releasing to close to Uta so I'll probably get it in 2030.

Still not sure if I want to pick up CLE's Kuro no Kiseki port this month - on one hand I'm not super enthusiastic about waiting till late 2024 for NISA's version, on the other I could use less enormous games in my backlog this year and the spreadsheet adds a lot of unnecessary busywork when it comes to combat and I'm not that interested in dropping the difficulty to the point where I can just press random buttons and win. It also doesn't help that their Hajimari port was pretty rough with awful loading times after every battle (and it required 1500 of them for 100%

).

Stone Ocean · Jul 9, 2022

Already got Soul Hackers 2, getting P5R and Zero no Kiseki and that's it. Already have a billion JRPGs on my backlog and I need to get started on that, specially since once I beat Zero and Azure I'll have 2 Cold Steel games to play lol

Ibuki · Jul 9, 2022

Definitely getting Xenoblade 3, and maybe Digimon Survive later (but not on the same day

). After that I will probably get Soul Hackers 2, Live a Live, Diofield Chronicles, Harvestella and Crisis Core.

That’s already a lot to manage, but I’d consider some of the others on your original list depending on time and budget. I’ll probably end up getting P5R on PC just to start over and be able to play on Deck.

Gintaro · Jul 9, 2022

Day 1 for Soul Hackers 2 and P5R!

Digimon Survive is tempting too but with how packed August is for me I'll need to skip it for now.

Will keep an eye on Star Ocean and Valkyrie Elysium ( Some of my favorite JP voice actors are in both), also Harvestella but definitely not day 1 cause of SE region pricing.

QFNS · Jul 9, 2022

I'll definitely play Xenoblade 3. Not day 1, but I'll get it eventually.
Persona 5 Royal will be day 1 most likely.
I'm excited for Live A Live too.

Li Kao · Jul 9, 2022

Uh, I have asked the question on another board but I get the sinking feeling I won’t receive any answer, so sorry for the OT but what was the problem with Xenoblade 2 undocked again ? Resolution or fps ? And was docked better ?

Yeah, I’m advancing in 1 and trying to see how I will play 2.

Theswweet · Jul 10, 2022

I've got a ton of games I'm planning to pick up day 1:

Live-A-Live and Xenoblade 3 are already pre-ordered. Kuro no Kiseki II: Crimson Sin I have the PSN credit set aside for when pre-orders go live on PSN.
Digimon Survive I'm waiting for it to go live. I wasn't entirely sure if I was going to get it at launch but reading that it was partly inspired by Utawarerumono made this a must-get for me
Speaking of Utawarerumono, Monochrome Mobius is a day-1 get... though I'll likely end up reviewing it, so probably I'll actually play it a little before launch
Romancing SaGa: Minstrel Song Remastered is a get, too
Harvestella I'm interested in but I do want to see some more of it; the same goes for Star Ocean and Valkyrie Elysium.

Li Kao · Jul 10, 2022

On topic, I hate that I have trouble giving my opinion here. The subject feels right at home for me but several factors make it a though question. I'm not exactly a day 1 person, partly because game prices aren't cheap, partly because I'm always catching up on one installment or another, and playing things day one surprisingly makes the probability of dropping them higher for me.
And I don't see anything here that makes me scream day 1 or bust. But on the flip side there is a ton of must buy.

Xenoblade Chronicles 3 – July 29
Very excited by the globally very solid graphics, and my interest in the series is partly renewed now that I have left AlcamothKillerOfPace in the first one. But yeah, I'm still in the first one, so...

Rune Factory - July 14
Will be too pricey.

Live A Live – July 22
Switch only ? Interested but not that hyped.

Front Mission Remake - Summer
I could do without fucking HD-2D, but sure, I have very fond memories of it.

Soul Hackers 2 – August 25
Tried playing the first one (or second one in fact), and rebounded hard. Not sure if it won't color my opinion in a bad way.

Persona 5 Royal – October 21
At last. But yeah, I should prepare myself now for the final boss, the WALL OF TEXT FROM HELL.

Digimon Survive – July 29
Not the biggest fan of TRPG or Pokemon adjacent games, but sure, interested.

Star Ocean: The Divine Force – October 27
Valkyrie Elysium – November 11
Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion – Winter
Interested, for sure, but so late on these series...

So yeah, a VERY good lineup. Will I buy any day one ? I don't know.

Ibuki · Jul 10, 2022

Li Kao said:
Xenoblade Chronicles 3 – July 29
Very excited by the globally very solid graphics, and my interest in the series is partly renewed now that I have left AlcamothKillerOfPace in the first one. But yeah, I'm still in the first one, so...

Are you going to play 2 and Torna, and just wait to pick up 3 until you are all caught up? Wondering if I should do the same right now so I'm just curious.

Li Kao · Jul 10, 2022

Ibuki said:
Are you going to play 2 and Torna, and just wait to pick up 3 until you are all caught up? Wondering if I should do the same right now so I'm just curious.

I may not be the perfect model, as I alluded to I historically let my ocd make me catchup on series, a thing I’m trying to fix. That being said and seeing that 3 is meant to bridge 1 and 2, pretty sure I will play 2 first. But 2 looks ungodly long, so yeah, no july 29 for me

ExistentialThought · Jul 10, 2022

There are almost too many JRPGs coming out in such a short time and I am already notoriously bad at buying them playing for 20 hours and shelving them if the story does not interest me, which feels silly to buy any day one, but here we are haha.

Day 1:
Soul Hackers 2 <-Have to support this one coming to PC day 1, love the style and aesthetic.
Live a Live <-A game I have wanted to play for a long time, but never got too far when I emulated it. Excited for a translated release. Still wish it was coming to PC, and knowing my luck, it will come in 3-6 months.
Harvestella<-Somehow looks simultaneously high and low budget, but I love farming/life sim games. This looks right up my alley and I want to support the genre.
Persona 5 Royal<-Technically own an imported LE from Japan, but the non-Royal PS3 edition. Of course, as my luck had it, the Royal edition was rumored/revealed after I started playing, so I shelved it and never beat it. I held off on the hopes I could play it on PC as I did not own a PS4 and now it is coming!
Xeno 3 <- I am an idiot for getting this day 1, but here we are haha. I have never beat the others, only gotten 20-30 hours in

Sooner rather than Later (May get if I can get a decent % off):
Valkyrie Elysium
DioField Chronicle
Digimon Survive <-Most likely will get close to day 1, if not day 1, the slice of life stuff sounds really interesting.

Pending reviews:
Made in Abyss <-Love the show and interested in what direction this game goes, but I always go in with low hopes for games based on manga/anime/LNs
Star Ocean 6 <-I know this series has a love/hate following, and I am completely on the outside of it, never played anything other than a bit of SO2 and nothing since. Though I had always hoped 5 would come to PC.

Someday:
Rune Factory 5 <-I want this, but the price is a tinge high and I have hardly played RF4
Romancing SaGa -Minstrel Song- Remastered <-Just too many games coming out, will likely wait on this one

Arc · Jul 10, 2022

Day one purchases are Live a Live, Xenoblade 3, Front Mission Remake, Soul Hackers 2 and Persona 5 Royal. I'm curious about DioFiend Chronicle, Harvestella, Valkyrie Elyisum, Dragon Quest Treasures and One Piece Odyssey, but those will probably wind up being rentals and/or waiting for sales.

Kvik · Jul 11, 2022

Great idea for a thread. I realised we never did have a community thread for JRPGs. I guess this will have to do for the time being. :flare_bath:

The one I'm looking forward to most is Trails from Zero. It would be nice if we can export the clear save from the original Geofront/PC JP version, so I can do NG+ on nightmare difficulty. But, it's not a big deal since the Kai version will be an entirely different thing. I'll be making the OT again to discuss the game when it releases, so I hope some of you will join me there.

The next one up is Soul Hackers 2. I feel the game has the making of something special. Adult characters, voiced protagonist, QoL improvements carryovers from the previous SMT games, PC features that isn't just a resolution selector and windowed/full-screen toggle and last but not least, a banger of a soundtrack (at least in preview). Of course, the jury is still out in terms of story, but I'm definitely more excited about this game compared to Persona. I'm also looking forward to gaming press calling this game “Persona without the Heart” yet again. :flare_smirk:

My exception to the rule of not buying any Squeenix games on day one is probably any SaGa games. As such, Romancing SaGa Minstrel Song remaster is one of them. I never did finish my playthrough of the PS2 original (or neither the SNES original, for that matter). But I'm fairly hopeful that Squeenix won't fuck this up. The PC port of the last SaGa game they released (SaGa Frontier) is decent, all things considered. Even though sometimes I don't agree with the AI upscaling of the pre-rendered backgrounds. Hopefully the price is right on third-party key resellers as well.

Xenoblade Chronicles 3 is a weird beast. For full disclosure, I never did finish XCDE/XC2. I always fell through at about 3/4 mark on each game. To share a little of my previous experiences with the earlier two, I enjoyed travelling and exploring the world (~~and sometimes the anime hijinks as well~~), but I'm not a fan of its MMO-esque combat and sidequests. Not to mention XC2's gacha-like mechanics for obtaining rare blades. Also, the performance issues on Switch combined with its aggressive dynamic resolution scaling really diminishes the experience for me. Having said that, the character designs of XC3 really appeal to me for some reason. Hopefully, XC3 was built on the same engine as XCDE so Yuzu developers won't have their work cut out for them in making XC3 Yuzu-compatible.

I'm a big fan of Utawarerumono, but I was really disappointed about the state of the PC ports of the trilogy turned out to be. I'm also cursing at my lack of expertise in 3D programming because I can't fix it myself. Despite that, I'm cautiously optimistic about Monochrome Mobius: Rights and Wrongs Forgotten. At its core, the combat looks different since it's not an isometric TRPG anymore, but I'll keep an open mind about it. Hopefully the elemental affinity mechanics are more relevant compared with the original trilogy, though.

And finally, Digimon Survive is something I'm interested in. I like the elevation/positional mechanics in the gameplay footage I've seen so far. Also, the producer said they're a big fan of Uta, so there's that. I'm not expecting the game to move mountains like its inspiration, but I hope the story is competent enough so that it'll get some kind of emotional reaction out of me.

There are a bunch of others I'm keen to have a look at, like Disgaea 6 and Diofeld Chronicle, but Squeenix's (and by extension, NISA's) regional pricing (or absolute lack thereof) has really dampened my enthusiasm. Even XC3, a console game, can be had for almost $20 less compared to that one Squeenix-published FMV game which title escaped me.

Kvik · Jul 12, 2022

Cacher said:
I wonder when I will play Cold Steel 3 though...

I won't lie, the time investment needed to get past CS III-IV is rather large, but since you have ample of commuting time… :flare_smirk:

Cacher said:
The image file name suggests that it's a screenshot directly taken from the Switch. Perfection.

It does look good, but XC's cutscenes has always been good. It's the field models that have aggressive LODs. Which is fine enough on a handheld, but once in docked mode with video output on TV, all that facial features are gone. Having said that, the cel-shading in that screenshot looks excellent. I'll have to capture my own screenshots of it and compare later.

Cacher said:
Planned to play them in the future on the Deck though.

Well, you can possibly MM first, because (light spoiler on Uta timeline) the game is set before the events of Mask of Deception. Think of it like Yakuza 0 of sorts. But if you have the chance to play it on deck, the original trilogy is perfect on it. :flare_bath:

Line · Jul 13, 2022

Nice idea to put thoughts into one big thread, I can see it being helpful to choose... and see where the disappointment comes from later

Live A Live – the demo was... very much Live A Live I guess? It's still cool, but still feels rushed, because the stories kinda are, honestly. The hybrid of strategy and fake ATB combat I do enjoy a lot, but the balance was really whack in the original, I hope they worked on that.
Visually, I find it... a bit ugly. Octopath had some more effects and sparkles to hide some shoddy textures and low poly count, here it's a bit eeeeh. And I found it quite annoying to read at times, not always obvious to see what you can interact with or how to reach map exits/some NPCs, etc.
I'll bite, but later.

Xenoblade Chronicles 3 – looks great! But I always lose interest in those games, the MMO gameplay circa 2001 is a bore... and the games end up as rotation spammers with very little flavour.
It's too bad, the rest is very nicely done, but the combat and the progression make them a lot less exciting to play than they could be.
Wait&see.

Soul Hackers 2 – dunno, maybe. It's an Atlus developed game, and it has the rare distinction of being my "do I want to replay that game? Nah, not at all, and it kinda sucked actually" category.
At least that one isn't set in a high school I guess.

Dragon Quest X Offline – I'd play it. Looks ugly though... but maybe starting from an MMO and making it solo will avoid the issues that games like Xenoblade have? It's made to have less filler, maybe the pacing will suffer less than making a solo game with all the trappings of MMOs?

The DioField Chronicle – this I expected nothing out of, but ultimately I find super interesting. It's very unique, and if the story holds up, I think I'm in once reviews are out. Really cool to have something like this.

The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero – didn't like it in the least and it's 50% of the reaosn why I even dropped Trails entirely. The beginning of the harem series, whoop dee doo.

Star Ocean: The Divine Force – C'mon, it's Star Ocean I want it to be good and fun to play. The latter is likely, the former, less so. Please, don't be a mess like all the other games... but then, that might be a me problem to expect something different after all these years of mediocrity and rare moments of brilliance (which were just luck I assume).

Valkyrie Elysium - pretty much the same thing. Combat looks neat, but it's also a Valkyrie game, and that's putting a lot of pressure on that poor game.

Harvestella – don't like life sims, don't like this one. Combat looks super stiff. Didn't seem that appealing...

Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion – I want to replay it, really. But then it will remind everyone of why that game was so stupid. At least it seems like a big improvement gameplay wise.
Oh and Zack > Cloud.

One Piece Odyssey - I was excited early on, but the gameplay they've shown cooled me off. Reminds me of Dragon Ball Kakarot. Sure, there's some fun to be had, but maybe they could have given the game some budget. And something else than a basic turn based system...

A lot of stuff coming, but I'll be more than careful. It's not like I ever preorder anything.

LionelInoe · Jul 19, 2022

If Live A Live comes out on Steam, I will gladly buy into it.

Otherwise, I think most of the RPGs this year are a skip for me. Bravely Default 2 last year kind of soured me on switch exclusive JRPGs and I have a huge backlog now due to my Steam Deck.

I think when the dust settles on the Switch, I might grab some copies of the various Xenoblade games.

Line · Jul 19, 2022

LionelInoe said:
If Live A Live comes out on Steam, I will gladly buy into it.

Otherwise, I think most of the RPGs this year are a skip for me. Bravely Default 2 last year kind of soured me on switch exclusive JRPGs and I have a huge backlog now due to my Steam Deck.

I think when the dust settles on the Switch, I might grab some copies of the various Xenoblade games.

I'm a bit afraid of the "BD2 effect", where A LOT of the QOL and good points of a franchise are just gone, and it's not like it improves the weak points.
That game I felt was just... bad. And I fear that a good bunch of those upcoming games, from SE in particular, will suffer from the same issue... filling up a release schedule being more important than giving the care and attention they need.

QFNS · Sep 16, 2022

Cacher said:
Updated thread title and also a new list. My wallet is not ready.

Made in Abyss: Binary Star Falling into Darkness – September 2
Jack Move – September 8
Voice of Cards: The Beasts of Burden – September 13
Dragon Quest X Offline – September 15 (JP release)
Fairy Fencer F: Refrain Chord – September 15 (JP release)
Trinity Trigger – September 15 (JP release)
The DioField Chronicle – September 22
The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero – September 27

Triangle Strategy – October 13
Ultra Kaiju Monster Rancher – October 20 (JP release)
Persona 5 Royal – October 21
Star Ocean: The Divine Force – October 27
Front Mission 1st: Remake – October

Harvestella – November 4
Valkyrie Elysium – November 11
Tactics Ogre: Reborn – November 11
Monochrome Mobius: Rights and Wrongs Forgotten– November 17

Romancing SaGa -Minstrel Song- Remastered – December 1
Dragon Quest Treasures – December 9
Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion – December 13

One Piece Odyssey - January 13, 2023
Fire Emblem Engage - January 20, 2023
Atelier Ryza 3: Alchemist of the End & the Secret Key - February 23, 2023
Octopath Traveler 2 - February 24, 2023
Rune Factory 3 Special - Spring 2023

Adding that newly anncounced Suikoden I & II remaster to 2023 somewhere too.
These next several months are going to be insane.

KingKrouch · Sep 21, 2022

In terms of JRPGs, I'm personally looking forward to:

* Persona 5 Royal's PC release (as someone who bought both a PS4 and PS3 copy of the original game, and dumped a backup of my physical PS3 copy to emulate it) although I'm gonna play it on Game Pass first before deciding if the Steam release is worth spending $60 on.

* The new Star Ocean game (Although from what I've heard, the console versions are having issues around it's double buffered VSync implementation and dips near fireplaces).

* Neptunia Sisters vs Sisters (Can't speak about this in detail yet, but I definitely think IdeaFactory is headed in the right direction gameplay and PC port wise, and if the PS4 and PS5 versions being locked at 30FPS have anything to say, makes it far easier to recommend). Personally, I think the spinoff games are a mixed bag, but this is probably the strongest of them. It's also nice fr0m the standpoint that they've historically outsourced a majority of their PC ports with mixed results.

* Trails from Zero (Probably gonna pick up the Steam release, as I have the rest of Falcom's games there, and PH3's ports are rock solid).

I ended up picking up Soul Hackers 2 recently (via Fanatical) with the intention of playing it when I get the time (Also with SoulHackers2Fix to fix the movement bugs at higher framerates, for ultrawide support, and to remove the chromatic aberration), and I did buy Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne HD on sale at Humble for $30 or so, so I could investigate a few of the problems with that version of the game (luckily, despite using Denuvo and IL2CPP, UnityExplorer works without issues with it).

Been needing to get my hands on Xenoblade 3, but I need to get through the first two games first (Which I bought for the sole intent of using nxdumptool to have a ROM that I can play in Yuzu with the 60FPS and ultrawide patches). Also been needing to finish Mary Skelter Finale (Which I've been playing in Yuzu using a dumped copy I got from my preordered collector's edition, I'm on the final chapter and I've been transferring my save between my PC and my Steam Deck to finish it), unsure if I'll buy a PC release of that if it's coming (Based on how disappointed I was with 2's port not being based on the original PS4 release without the lighting downgrades, not addressing a lot of the technical problems with the Switch release, and introducing more problems, especially considering it would've been an easy recommendation from me if not for the technical issues).

I've also been needing to get around to finishing Ys IX, if that counts as a JRPG, luckily that works without a problem on my Steam Deck. Same for Disgaea 6, I ended up pausing finishing that because of stuff going on IRL, but I never got around to picking it back up. I can at least confirm that's probably the best PC port of a JRPG I've played in years if you don't count PH3's output. Same goes for Rune Factory 5 (Even if that Steam release has some withstanding problems that could be patched, RF5Fix at least solves most of the port related problems).

TLDR: Some games that I'm looking forward to, but there's others that are in my backlog that I'd like to get around to finishing.

Kvik · Oct 25, 2022

Thanks for the update! :elfriend:

I know this is from a western developer but since it's a JRPG-like, it may fit the bill?

Derrick01 · Oct 25, 2022

Technically you missed FF7 Rebirth for next year but lol at the thought of that actually coming out late next year. I don't think anyone in their right mind truly believes it'll happen.

I just bought triangle strategy for PC but still need to play it. Got star ocean coming in a few days too and then harvestella right after that and then crisis core. I'm interested in the remastered classics coming out soon too. I missed tactics ogre and suikoden back in the day for whatever reason so now I'll finally have the chance to fix that.

As for next year I got octopath 2 on the humble price error and so far it still hasn't been cancelled. I'm on board for FF16 too for better or worse, not really happy at them making it a DMC game.

Li Kao · Nov 5, 2022

Cacher keep us posted about the game quality !

Derrick01 · Nov 5, 2022

I got harvestella too but I'm so behind at the moment I have no idea when I'll get to it. I'm still only 3 hours into star ocean and still have to start triangle strategy

lashman · Nov 5, 2022

Derrick01 said:
I got harvestella too but I'm so behind at the moment I have no idea when I'll get to it. I'm still only 3 hours into star ocean and still have to start triangle strategy

don't worry - squeenix are releasing 5 more jrpgs next week

Derrick01 · Nov 5, 2022

lashman said:
don't worry - squeenix are releasing 5 more jrpgs next week

Yeah tactics ogre is literally a week away, right after god of war. How do we go from nothing for half of this year to everything all at once? This reminds me of the 90s when every notable game came out in a 2 month period.

QFNS · Nov 5, 2022

Derrick01 said:
Yeah tactics ogre is literally a week away, right after god of war. How do we go from nothing for half of this year to everything all at once? This reminds me of the 90s when every notable game came out in a 2 month period.

Persona 5 Royal
Front Mission remake
Harvestella
Tactics Ogre
SaGa

the cup runneth over. Now to wait for all the ones I won't have time to play to go on sale next year, lmao.

lashman · Nov 6, 2022

Cacher said:
I just noticed that you dropped the number 5 but there are only 2 on the list.

...

Kingdom Hearts?

haha, i don't know anything, it was just a random number

:toucan:

lashman · Nov 6, 2022

Cacher said:
You fake industry insider!

Discussion JRPG folks, what are you getting in 2022/23?

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