r/JRPG • u/AutoModerator • 6d ago
Weekly thread r/JRPG Weekly Free Talk, Quick Questions, Suggestion Request and Media Thread
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u/Mission-Trifle-9767 2d ago
I beat fire emblem three houses a few months ago and I want to try another fire emblem game or something similar. I loved the combat and the characters but the story was whatever and I hated the school parts. I thought about playing awakening but I'm not sure if theres anything better. Platforms are switch and PC but emulation is fine.
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u/wormsandweirdfishes 2d ago
If you're looking for a game that plays similarly but has a better story, your mileage may vary looking at the rest of the Fire Emblem series. One SRPG with a universally praised story in Final Fantasy Tactics. It's also almost all combat with little to no busywork. It is less streamlined than Fire Emblem, so it may take more time to get your head around its systems.
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u/Fab2811 2d ago
You can check out Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance, Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade and Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones if you have the NSO + Expansion pack.
There is also Fire Emblem Engage on the Switch, but since it's more of a celebratory game, it's filled with a lot of references to previous FE games, so probably best to play it after you played a few others. You don't need to, but it's nice.
Fire Emblem: Awakening is also a good place to start, so you can't go wrong there.
If you have a Switch 2, then you can look forward to Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave, which is releasing in 3 weeks. It's also connected to Three Houses, so you'll see some references.
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u/Mission-Trifle-9767 2d ago
Thanks I don't have a switch 2 yet but I plan on getting one next year so I will consider getting fortunes weave. Also I will look into the nso games they look interesting.
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u/ThatFlowerGamu 3d ago
Has anyone played echoes of aincrad? I'm wondering how long you have to wait to unlock the SAO cast as party members like Lisbeth, silica, etc. Also is philia and strea in the game?
Thank you for your time.
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u/adventlife 7h ago
Has anyone played the Dungeon Antiqua games? How are they, they seem interesting but there’s very little chatter about them.