Excellent video! You got me into the Atelier series last year! I just preordered the Atelier mystery series today from Play Asia😁 The series was a great way to get through 2020 lol
So far I've been playing Ryza, but the game I've played the most has to be Stardew Valley. I'm not a huge fan of farming sims, but something about this game pulled me in almost instantly. It may have to do with the art style and the player feedback loop of raising crops, fishing, etc. to gain money so you can buy more seeds so you can buy better gear. Probably the most fun I've had in the game though was traveling down the mine. I'm on floor 100 and it just keeps going, and I want to keep fighting to find better resources. I also dove into the Remedy Trilogy of games: Alan Wake, Quantum Break, and recently I fought the PS5 version of Control. Though not the most sophisticated action/adventure games they're still plenty fun with interesting stories that I've heard are interconnected in Control.
I've been playing Ryza Ever Darkness, Ori Will of the Wisps, and Stardew Valley. 😊 Stardew Valley is seriously addicting! Finally got the availability to make my own clothing and I'm experimenting with different combinations. Plus recently got a void egg. 😁 I'm gonna add another two or three chickens to the coop.
@@LynnMooney My void egg actually hatched this morning. Now I've got 5 chickens, a duck, four cows and a sheep, which really helps with earning cash. I haven't found out how to make clothing though.
Octopath Traveller came out on Xbox recently. So, I have been playing that. Also, having finished Persona 5 Strikers, I started Ys 9 Monstrum Nox which I am really enjoying. I am thinking about Poison Control (especially after your positive review), but in the UK it only came out today.
The project triangle strategy demo was quite fun and has me tempted to buy the full version of the game when it comes out. I was planning to play Persona 5 strikers this month but I managed to find a copy of Tokyo Mirage sessions on switch for cheap so I've ended up playing that instead. My plans for April are just to study and try and complete Tokyo mirage sessions before SMT 3 remaster comes out at the end of May.
I've been playing Ys 9 and have been been loving it so far. I'm on the last chapter now and should complete it some time next week. I can't put it above Ys 8 because that game was just masterpiece in my opinion but nonetheless Ys 9 has been great. I'm planning to play Persona 5 Strikers next but only after I complete the goal I've set for myself in Final Fantasy 14 (it could take a while).
I replayed Suikoden 2 last month. It was a good game with a great story. The characters were good as well. I'm still deciding which JRPG to play in April.
Thank you for the time stamps. A tad worried you'll talk about spoilers in P5S or Ryza 2 (not finished yet in either game). Enjoyed the rest of the video.
Super busy in college rn, but I was playing FFT, FFIV both on PSP and Hades earlier. Really enjoyed the three of them, and looking forward to getting back into them once semester wraps up. Gonna subscribe to game pass as well and check stuff out from there
Currently playing Child of Light on my PS Vita. Generally just going through some shorter games and getting ready to play a massive game soon. In March I mostly played Bravely Default on my 2DS. Great game but got repetitive near the middle...those who know know.
Just finished Yakuza 4 and started Yakuza 5. Starting April 19, Horizon Zero Dawn Complete Edition will be free on psn. Also got the Atelier Mysterious Trilogy preordered and going to preorder Nier Replicant.
Can't wait for Nier Replicant even though I played the original about 10 years ago and loved the story so much. I've been playing P5 Strikers and really have enjoyed its combat and story. Aside from that Thirteen Sentinels Aegis Rim is a hidden gem on PS4 that blends Tactical Combat and an interactive Visual Novel well worth experiencing. Other than that Y's VIII Lacrimosa Of Dana has Captivated me as a fun game to grind along in on Switch.
Currently still playing Persona 5 Strikers and once I've completed that Ryza 2 is next :) I've also been watching the Blue Reflection anime. Can't wait to play Blue Reflection Second Light when that releases too
In March I finished playing through Ys IX: Monstrum Nox, which I then replayed to get the Platinum. Currently my potential game of the year. I then started Monster Hunter Rise, which has been taking up most of my time and has been a great entry in the series. I did start Bravely Default II last week though. I would've started it when it released, but I knew I wasn't going to be able to finish it by the time Ys released, so I decided to wait and play Ys instead.
I spent a good bit of time with Triangle Strategy's demo when it launched, and despite loving the artstyle, graphical style and tactical combat, the branching path thing made me bounce off the demo pretty hard, so I'll wait and see on the full game. For March, I actually obtained one of the games I'd wanted for a long time: Wild ARMs 5 for PS2, I've been spending some quality time with it, and I must say, it has been fantastic. I hope it can get a modern rerelease at some point so more people can experience the game. I also started Pokémon Ultra Moon. It's been a few years since I finished Ultra Sun, so I was ready to give the Alola region another try with a team of Pokémon I hadn't used before, and it's been a ton of fun. And lastly, near the end of March, I started Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories on the Xbox One I.5+II.5 Collection. I've spent a lot of time playing and replaying the GBA original, but this is the most time I've ever put into the remake, and it has more differences than I initially thought, so it's been fun to experience an old game I love in a brand new way
I just started to remember that there are games outside of monster hunter. Before that was p5s heavy and I'll definitely pick up neir and got cs4 waiting for me
I’ve been stuck on Trails of Cold Steel 3. Almost 50hrs in and still on chapter 2. I feel like this game is going to take months. Almost tempted to skip a lot of the side stuff and just do the mainline just so I can move on to 4 and take my time with that title instead.
This month was fairly lengthy for me, only NEW game i played and finished in march was Bravely Default 2 the rest was merely backlog stuff : Ratchet and Clank: Up Your Arsenal, The Pathless, Ape Escape 2, Azure Striker Gunvolt, Halo Reach, Jak and Daxter, Tomb Raider, Halo 3: ODST, April Plans seems to be Nier Replicant, New pokemon snap and returnal but those aren't out until the end of the month and i haven't played much of anything in April
Same boat here with Genshin, playing on the non-gaming laptop. My daughter's laptop overheated and shut down from playing Genshin too long. I just bought her, mmm-hmm, myself, an entry-level gaming PC. Hope we don't fight over who is going to play on it too often. LOL
ok, ok, ok, you've officially hyped me for Project Triangle Strategy, and P5S, now I know how I'll be spending the rest of April. In March, I finally finished Trails of Cold Steel IV, which was a suitably epic finale, but man am I happy to have a break now from the series. I also started into Bravely Default 2, thinking it would be something I played after ToCS fatigue set in, but ended up main-ing it and completing it first, even with an 80-hr runtime! My plans for April now are to play my first Ys game, with Memories of Celceta, then afterwards I'll be checking out some of your recommendations ^_^
Been playing Y's VIII Lacrimosa Of Dana due to it being $15 on Switch a little bit ago. Definitely a fun experience but it's far less story driven for sure.
I'm simultaneously playing and watching the Blue Reflection game/anime and enjoying both. Though I'm a bit disappointed with the low production value of the game, the same can't be said for the anime. I'm looking forward to see how these two turn out.
Hi Tara, I'm still playing Persona 5 Strikers. I've just arrived to the last prison ✌️ Than I started Honkai Impact, I like more than Genshin Impact 🤣 Your next Jrpg plans are very interesting, I'm looking forward to watching your next video!
Great video as always. Are you still planning on covering Ys IX when it releases on Switch? I know you’ve enjoyed some of the other Ys games. I just finished my first Ys game this morning, Ys VIII, and was surprised by how much I enjoyed it. I’d be interested in hearing your thoughts on IX.
Most people disliked p5 the animation (mostly because of the animation quality), so I hope you get to like it as I did. I would rate the animes as p4>p3>p5 (which is funny as it's the exact opposite of how I rate the games), but even p5 the animation was quite enjoyable for me.
I finally pulled myself away from league of legends and since it was my birthday recently, i got many new exciting games. It's already the end of april and I've been playing a chunk of code:vein, the first part of the danganronpa series, and atelier ryza 2. I'm enjoying all three games greatly, but ryza 2 is my favorite of course xD it's leaps and bounds better than ryza 1 (i think) and i just cannot stop playing. I also got cathrine full body on the switch, finally (from my partner's grandmother xD) and am looking forward to that. I'll also order the nier remaster once it's out and I'll get to it... sometime xD i had the "benefit" of being sick the past two weeks so i spent literally all day gaming most days. But sadly on tuesday it's back to work for me :/ Edit: oh and of course i pre ordered the mysterious dx physical edition through playasia and I'll be giving sophie and firis a second playthrough each. And maybe I'll try lydie&suelle again... even when I wasn't a fan the first time around.
also blue reflection went on sale on the playstation store for the first time in a long time, maybe ever, definitely a worthwhile pickup. i just got it and finished it last week. very nice, if not particularly well balanced, game.
Excellent video! You got me into the Atelier series last year! I just preordered the Atelier mystery series today from Play Asia😁 The series was a great way to get through 2020 lol
I’m so glad to hear :D hope you enjoy mysterious ^__^
So far I've been playing Ryza, but the game I've played the most has to be Stardew Valley. I'm not a huge fan of farming sims, but something about this game pulled me in almost instantly. It may have to do with the art style and the player feedback loop of raising crops, fishing, etc. to gain money so you can buy more seeds so you can buy better gear. Probably the most fun I've had in the game though was traveling down the mine. I'm on floor 100 and it just keeps going, and I want to keep fighting to find better resources. I also dove into the Remedy Trilogy of games: Alan Wake, Quantum Break, and recently I fought the PS5 version of Control. Though not the most sophisticated action/adventure games they're still plenty fun with interesting stories that I've heard are interconnected in Control.
I've been playing Ryza Ever Darkness, Ori Will of the Wisps, and Stardew Valley. 😊 Stardew Valley is seriously addicting! Finally got the availability to make my own clothing and I'm experimenting with different combinations. Plus recently got a void egg. 😁 I'm gonna add another two or three chickens to the coop.
@@LynnMooney My void egg actually hatched this morning. Now I've got 5 chickens, a duck, four cows and a sheep, which really helps with earning cash. I haven't found out how to make clothing though.
Octopath Traveller came out on Xbox recently. So, I have been playing that. Also, having finished Persona 5 Strikers, I started Ys 9 Monstrum Nox which I am really enjoying. I am thinking about Poison Control (especially after your positive review), but in the UK it only came out today.
The project triangle strategy demo was quite fun and has me tempted to buy the full version of the game when it comes out. I was planning to play Persona 5 strikers this month but I managed to find a copy of Tokyo Mirage sessions on switch for cheap so I've ended up playing that instead. My plans for April are just to study and try and complete Tokyo mirage sessions before SMT 3 remaster comes out at the end of May.
I've been playing Ys 9 and have been been loving it so far. I'm on the last chapter now and should complete it some time next week. I can't put it above Ys 8 because that game was just masterpiece in my opinion but nonetheless Ys 9 has been great.
I'm planning to play Persona 5 Strikers next but only after I complete the goal I've set for myself in Final Fantasy 14 (it could take a while).
I replayed Suikoden 2 last month. It was a good game with a great story. The characters were good as well. I'm still deciding which JRPG to play in April.
Thank you for the time stamps. A tad worried you'll talk about spoilers in P5S or Ryza 2 (not finished yet in either game). Enjoyed the rest of the video.
Super busy in college rn, but I was playing FFT, FFIV both on PSP and Hades earlier. Really enjoyed the three of them, and looking forward to getting back into them once semester wraps up. Gonna subscribe to game pass as well and check stuff out from there
Currently playing Child of Light on my PS Vita. Generally just going through some shorter games and getting ready to play a massive game soon. In March I mostly played Bravely Default on my 2DS. Great game but got repetitive near the middle...those who know know.
Just finished Yakuza 4 and started Yakuza 5. Starting April 19, Horizon Zero Dawn Complete Edition will be free on psn. Also got the Atelier Mysterious Trilogy preordered and going to preorder Nier Replicant.
Can't wait for Nier Replicant even though I played the original about 10 years ago and loved the story so much.
I've been playing P5 Strikers and really have enjoyed its combat and story. Aside from that Thirteen Sentinels Aegis Rim is a hidden gem on PS4 that blends Tactical Combat and an interactive Visual Novel well worth experiencing. Other than that Y's VIII Lacrimosa Of Dana has Captivated me as a fun game to grind along in on Switch.
I'm planing on playing Nier: Reincanation EN on release , It'll have Eng dub so is "must play" for me 'cause...Yoko Taro coff...
Currently still playing Persona 5 Strikers and once I've completed that Ryza 2 is next :)
I've also been watching the Blue Reflection anime. Can't wait to play Blue Reflection Second Light when that releases too
In March I finished playing through Ys IX: Monstrum Nox, which I then replayed to get the Platinum. Currently my potential game of the year.
I then started Monster Hunter Rise, which has been taking up most of my time and has been a great entry in the series.
I did start Bravely Default II last week though. I would've started it when it released, but I knew I wasn't going to be able to finish it by the time Ys released, so I decided to wait and play Ys instead.
I plan on making progress in Xenosaga 3 in both months.
That game is so great. 👍 Played Xenosaga 1 and 3.
😅 Still need to complete 2 disc 2. Hope to get to it this year or next year.
@@LynnMooney I played it in order. It’s an amazing story. I love the series overall even though the 2nd game has some major issues.
I spent a good bit of time with Triangle Strategy's demo when it launched, and despite loving the artstyle, graphical style and tactical combat, the branching path thing made me bounce off the demo pretty hard, so I'll wait and see on the full game.
For March, I actually obtained one of the games I'd wanted for a long time: Wild ARMs 5 for PS2, I've been spending some quality time with it, and I must say, it has been fantastic. I hope it can get a modern rerelease at some point so more people can experience the game.
I also started Pokémon Ultra Moon. It's been a few years since I finished Ultra Sun, so I was ready to give the Alola region another try with a team of Pokémon I hadn't used before, and it's been a ton of fun.
And lastly, near the end of March, I started Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories on the Xbox One I.5+II.5 Collection. I've spent a lot of time playing and replaying the GBA original, but this is the most time I've ever put into the remake, and it has more differences than I initially thought, so it's been fun to experience an old game I love in a brand new way
I just started to remember that there are games outside of monster hunter. Before that was p5s heavy and I'll definitely pick up neir and got cs4 waiting for me
I’ve been stuck on Trails of Cold Steel 3. Almost 50hrs in and still on chapter 2. I feel like this game is going to take months. Almost tempted to skip a lot of the side stuff and just do the mainline just so I can move on to 4 and take my time with that title instead.
I'm starting to love bos character and the ending to kladuia event was beyond heart warming
This month was fairly lengthy for me, only NEW game i played and finished in march was Bravely Default 2 the rest was merely backlog stuff : Ratchet and Clank: Up Your Arsenal,
The Pathless,
Ape Escape 2, Azure Striker Gunvolt, Halo Reach, Jak and Daxter, Tomb Raider, Halo 3: ODST,
April Plans seems to be Nier Replicant, New pokemon snap and returnal but those aren't out until the end of the month and i haven't played much of anything in April
Same boat here with Genshin, playing on the non-gaming laptop. My daughter's laptop overheated and shut down from playing Genshin too long. I just bought her, mmm-hmm, myself, an entry-level gaming PC. Hope we don't fight over who is going to play on it too often. LOL
Since end of March I only play one game , Another Eden. 10+ hours a day 7 days a week on this unpopular gacha JRPG game. Still hooked on it.
ok, ok, ok, you've officially hyped me for Project Triangle Strategy, and P5S, now I know how I'll be spending the rest of April.
In March, I finally finished Trails of Cold Steel IV, which was a suitably epic finale, but man am I happy to have a break now from the series.
I also started into Bravely Default 2, thinking it would be something I played after ToCS fatigue set in, but ended up main-ing it and completing it first, even with an 80-hr runtime!
My plans for April now are to play my first Ys game, with Memories of Celceta, then afterwards I'll be checking out some of your recommendations ^_^
Been playing Y's VIII Lacrimosa Of Dana due to it being $15 on Switch a little bit ago. Definitely a fun experience but it's far less story driven for sure.
I'm simultaneously playing and watching the Blue Reflection game/anime and enjoying both. Though I'm a bit disappointed with the low production value of the game, the same can't be said for the anime. I'm looking forward to see how these two turn out.
Hi Tara, I'm still playing Persona 5 Strikers. I've just arrived to the last prison ✌️ Than I started Honkai Impact, I like more than Genshin Impact 🤣 Your next Jrpg plans are very interesting, I'm looking forward to watching your next video!
Great video as always.
Are you still planning on covering Ys IX when it releases on Switch? I know you’ve enjoyed some of the other Ys games. I just finished my first Ys game this morning, Ys VIII, and was surprised by how much I enjoyed it. I’d be interested in hearing your thoughts on IX.
March amd april have been me playing catch up honestly not enough hours in the day if only we could stop time while were sleeping lol
Most people disliked p5 the animation (mostly because of the animation quality), so I hope you get to like it as I did. I would rate the animes as p4>p3>p5 (which is funny as it's the exact opposite of how I rate the games), but even p5 the animation was quite enjoyable for me.
Thanks for sharing ^^
I finally pulled myself away from league of legends and since it was my birthday recently, i got many new exciting games. It's already the end of april and I've been playing a chunk of code:vein, the first part of the danganronpa series, and atelier ryza 2. I'm enjoying all three games greatly, but ryza 2 is my favorite of course xD it's leaps and bounds better than ryza 1 (i think) and i just cannot stop playing. I also got cathrine full body on the switch, finally (from my partner's grandmother xD) and am looking forward to that.
I'll also order the nier remaster once it's out and I'll get to it... sometime xD i had the "benefit" of being sick the past two weeks so i spent literally all day gaming most days. But sadly on tuesday it's back to work for me :/
Edit: oh and of course i pre ordered the mysterious dx physical edition through playasia and I'll be giving sophie and firis a second playthrough each. And maybe I'll try lydie&suelle again... even when I wasn't a fan the first time around.
Just started Trails in the Sky after playing and enjoying but not fully appreciating Trails of Cold Steel
The 45 min battles were really a turn off for me in Project Triangle.
does Pokemon count as jrpg
I think so! :))
@@JRPGJungle ok I guess Pokemon was my only jrpg of the year only if you could call dark souls a jrpg then I had beaten 3
uhm sacrificing nier for atelier... I would personally never do that
Blue Reflection has an anime? I wish I spoke Japanese *sigh"
there's a sequel game in the works as well
also blue reflection went on sale on the playstation store for the first time in a long time, maybe ever, definitely a worthwhile pickup. i just got it and finished it last week. very nice, if not particularly well balanced, game.