3DS | Bravely Default | Silicon Studio | Very old-school Final Fantasy-flavored; a job system and turn-based combat that utilizes an action point-like system to take multiple actions in a turn or build up future actions |
3DS | Code of Princess | Studio Saizensen | Side-scrolling beat-em-up with XP and leveling, fairly similar to Guardian Heroes, has a story mode as well as additional bonus scenarios |
3DS | Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King | Square Enix | Adds new characters, story elements, and balance changes, but removes the orchestrated soundtrack and is not as visually appealing |
3DS | Pokemon X/Y | Game Freak | Pokemon brought into the 3D realm of not-France, statistics of 'mons can be further raised and refined via minigames |
3DS | Project X Zone 2 | Monolith Soft | Plays the same as its predecessor, but Segata Sanshiro is an available character; thereby making this game the best ever- I don't make the rules |
3DS | Return to PoPoLoCrois: A Story of Seasons Fairytale | Marvelous/Epics | Combines the light turn-based combat of PoPoLoCrois with the farming of Story of Seasons, resulting in a shallow, modest (but adorable) mix of both |
DS | Cave Story (DSiWare) | Studio Pixel/Nicalis | A platforming-heavy metroidvania created by a one-man development team; taking damage loses XP for weapons |
DS | Dinosaur King | Climax Entertainment | It's Pokemon, but with dinosaurs instead! Combat is literally in a rock-paper-scissors format |
DS | Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light | Matrix Software/Square Enix | A return to classic form for the series with a job-like system; the predecessor to Bravely Default |
DS | Izuna: Legend of the Unemployed Ninja | Ninja Studio | Roguelike dungeon crawler with a quirky protagonist, decent difficulty curve |
DS | Lost in Blue | Konami | Successor to the Survival Kids series with more RPG elements; tools can be upgraded to make your experience easier |
DS | Magical Starsign | Brownie Brown | Cute turn-based JRPG with food-named characters and a focus on elemental and planetary alignment in combat |
DS | Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor 2 | Atlus | Plays largely the same as the first, but adds a social system to influence the ending |
GameCube | Digimon World 4 | BEC | Much maligned for adopting an ARPG format - why would you give Agumon a sword? |
GameCube | Phantasy Star Online Episode III: C.A.R.D. Revolution | Sonic Team | Grid-and-turn-based card battling system, because that was the style at the time |
GameCube | Phantasy Star Online: Episode I & II Plus | Sonic Team | PSO with additional formerly online-only quests and items |
GameCube | Pokemon Colosseum | Genius Sonority | You're a trainer, go purify some Shadow Pokemon! |
GB+GBC | Azure Dreams | KCEN | More dungeons, less town-building and dating than the PSX version |
GB+GBC | Final Fantasy Adventure | Square | Actually the first game in the Mana series, plays rather like Zelda with more RPG elements |
GBA | Golden Sun | Camelot | Lots of exploration puzzles, character/class customization using creature allocation |
GBA | Monster Rancher Advance | Tecmo | Similar to the PSX games, but using words to summon monsters rather than CDs |
GBA | Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team | Chunsoft | Third-person randomized dungeon crawler with Pokemon, sister Blue version was a DS game |
GBA | Summon Night: Swordcraft Story | Flight-Plan | Combat reminiscent of earlier Tales games, but with weapon swapping available |
GBA | Yu-Gi-Oh!: Reshef of Destruction | Konami | You will be judged by many for playing this game and even more for enjoying it- be warned |
Genesis | Shining Force | Climax/Sonic Software Planning | Epic SRPG with unit promotion |
JP DS | Fire Emblem: Shin Monshou no Nazo - Hikari to Kage no Eiyuu | Intelligent Systems | Unlocalized updated version of book 2 of Mystery of the Emblem, adds an avatar character, hard as ever |
JP FC | Digital Devil Story: Megami Tensei | Atlus | The series had to start somewhere… |
JP FC | Indra no Hikari | Kemco | Enemies are visible on the overworld, but otherwise appears to be yet another Dragon Warrior clone |
JP FC | LaSalle Ishii's Childs Quest | Namco | IDOL MANAGER JRPG. ENOUGH SAID. |
JP FC | Minelvaton Saga: Ragon no Fukkatsu | Random House | First of the Silva Saga series, featuring overhead ARPG combat |
JP FC | Radia Senki: Reiemeihen | Tecmo | 4 AI characters + 1 controllable = fun auto tactics |
JP FC | Valkyrie no Bouken: Toki no Kagi Densetsu | Namco | Minimal text, starring Namco's famous valkyrie |
JP GB+GBC | Another Bible | Dice | Cute little SRPG, spinoff of the Last Bible series |
JP GB+GBC | Shin Megami Tensei Devil Children: Kuro no Sho | Multimedia Intelligence Transfer | First game in the Devil Children series (the accompanying other version is untranslated), a monster-collector where demon partners can be used to help traverse the overworld |
JP GBA | Hagane no Renkinjutsushi: Meisou no Rinbukyoku | Tom Create | Based on the anime, no real levels to gain, but turn-based combat utilizing alchemy combinations |
JP N64 | Fushigi no Dungeon: Fuurai no Shiren 2 - Oni Shuurai! Shiren Jou! | Chunsoft | Shiren's second roguelike dungeon-delving adventure, with monster collecting and castle building as major gameplay mechanics |
JP PS2 | Marie to Elie no Atelier: Salburg no Renkinjutsushi 1-2 | Gust | Remakes of the first games in the Atelier series, with all the expected alchemy present |
JP Saturn | Linkle Liver Story | NexTech | Cute ARPG, combine elemental seeds to strengthen your weapon |
JP SFC | Arabian Nights: Sabaku no Seirei-o | Pandora Box | Apparently rushed toward the end of development |
JP SFC | Crystal Beans: From Dungeon Explorer | Birthday/Hudson Soft | Straightforward ARPG gameplay, hidden playable characters, leveling stats through gems |
JP SFC | Fire Emblem: Thracia 776 | Intelligent Systems | Takes place during the middle of FE4, initially distributed as a Nintendo Power ROM cartridge |
JP SFC | Hero Senki: Project Olympus | Winkysoft | A bit of Gundam, a bit of Kamen Rider, a bit of Ultraman, a bit of traditional JRPG! |
JP SFC | Ranma 1/2: Akanekodan Teki Hihou | Atelier Double | Based on the anime/manga, otherwise pretty standard |
JP SFC | Star Ocean | Tri-Ace | Look at that spritework! |
JP SFC | Super Chinese World 3 - Chou Jigen Daisakusen | Culture Brain | Two different battle modes to choose from: ARPG or turn-based, each with their own storylines |
JP SFC | Torneko no Daibouken: Fushigi no Dungeon | Chunsoft | First game in the Mystery Dungeon series, with a Dragon Quest coat of paint |
Neo Geo Pocket | Nige-ron-pa (JP only) | Dennou Club | A turn-based game all about working various small jobs, party members have a friendship score that can cause them to abandon you if too low |
NES | The Magic of Scheherazade | Culture Brain | Could get pretty oof in cultural stereotypes, a mix of turn-based and ARPG gameplay |
PS2 | .hack//G.U. Vol. 2//Reminisce | CyberConnect2 | The ARPG/false MMO series continues, with a bit of shmup involved |
PS2 | Baroque | Sting | Morbid, dark rogue-like, with a 3rd-person 3D perspective as opposed to the original |
PS2 | Beta Bloc (PAL/JP only) | Tamsoft | Arkanoid/RPG hybrid, if that can be believed |
PS2 | Digimon World Data Squad | BEC | Turn-based battles and an emphasis on raising your Digimon appropriately |
PS2 | Eternal Quest (PAL/JP only) | Tamsoft | This randomly-generated roguelike was created as a budget title… and it shows |
PS2 | Metal Saga | Success | First Metal Max series game to be localized, post-apocalyptic setting with some vehicle combat |
PS2 | Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne | Atlus | AKA Shin Megami Tensei 3 - has all the expected demon recruitment, does not feature a Law/Chaos branching system |
PS2 | The Nightmare of Druaga: Fushigino Dungeon | Arika/Matrix Software/Chunsoft | Actually a title in the Mystery Dungeon series, sequel to The Tower of Druaga |
PS2 | Xenosaga Episode II: Jenseits von Gut und Bose | Monolith Soft | Made some changes to the combat system that were largely panned at the time, but otherwise more of the same |
PS3 | Arc the Lad II (PSone Classics) | G-Craft/ARC Entertainment | See PSX |
PS3 | Arc the Lad III (PSone Classics) | G-Craft/ARC Entertainment | See PSX |
PS3 | Atelier Meruru: The Apprentice of Arland | Gust | Third game in Arland storyline, adds complexity to the battle system with turn manipulation |
PS3 | Disgaea 2: Cursed Memories (PS2 Classic) | Nippon Ichi | See PS2 |
PS3 | Drakengard 3 | Access | Hack-and-slash gameplay marred heavily by technical issues, very stylish nonetheless |
PS3 | First Queen IV (PSone Classics) | Kure Software Koubou | Available on NA PSN, but left untranslated - a combination of real-time strategy, ARPG, and SRPG elements |
PS3 | Nier | Cavia | Hack-and-slash ARPG with a pervading sense of melancholy and a gorgeous soundtrack, multiple endings; takes place after one of Drakengard's endings |
PS3 | Parasite Eve II (PSone Classics) | Square | See PSX |
PS3 | Sarara's Little Shop (PSone Classics) | Kinotrope/Siesta | Available on NA PSN, but left untranslated - combines shop management and dungeoneering elements akin to Recettear |
PS3 | Vanguard Bandits (PSone Classics) | Human Entertainment | See PSX |
PS4 | Alphadia Genesis 2 (DL only) | Exe-Create | See XS |
PS4 | Arc the Lad: Twilight of the Spirits (DL only) | Cattle Call | See PS2 |
PS4 | Armed Emeth (DL only) | Hit-Point | See XS |
PS4 | Asdivine Saga (DL only) | Exe-Create | See XS |
PS4 | Atelier Lydie & Suelle: The Alchemists and the Mysterious Paintings DX (DL only) | Gust | See Switch |
PS4 | Atelier Ryza 2: Lost Legends and the Secret Fairy | Gust | See PS5 |
PS4 | Blue Reflection: Second Light | Gust | A combo-heavy real-time battle system, cooking, crafting, and building bonds with an all-magical girl party |
PS4 | Crystal Ortha (DL only) | Hit-Point | See Switch |
PS4 | Dead or School (DL only) | Studio Nanafushi | Sidescrolling horror ARPG/Metroidvania; lots of jank in the programming; a bit fanservicey in design |
PS4 | Demoniaca: Everlasting Night (DL only) | AKI/Eastasiasoft | See XS |
PS4 | Digimon Survive | Hyde | See XBO |
PS4 | Digimon World: Next Order | B.B. Studio | More straightforward monster-raising (on a time limit) than the Cyber Sleuth games, combat is largely controlled by AI |
PS4 | Double Dragon & Kunio-kun Retro Brawler Bundle (DL only) | Technos Japan/Million/Arc System Works | See Switch |
PS4 | Dragon Quest Builders 2 | Omega Force/Square Enix | Restore the world of Dragon Quest 2 by completing requests for villagers and questing for materials, leveling both your character and village along the way |
PS4 | Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen | Capcom | See 360 |
PS4 | Fairy Elements (DL only) | Exe-Create | See XS |
PS4 | Final Fantasy VII (DL only) | Square | See PSX, but with some QoL changes |
PS4 | Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? Familia Myth Infinite Combate | 5pb./MAGES | A short dungeon crawler/VN mix based on the anime; story progression dictates leveling, but skill points can be acquired to augment stats |
PS4 | Kingdom Hearts: The Story So Far | Square Enix | A collection of all collections of Kingdom Hearts games before KHIII |
PS4 | Labyrinth of Refrain: Coven of Dusk | Nippon Ichi | A first-person dungeon crawler with extremely deep levels of party customization; each dungeon has a unique gimmick; dark tones pervade throughout |
PS4 | Lost Judgment | Ryu ga Gotoku Studio | See PS5 |
PS4 | NEO: The World Ends With You | Square Enix/h.a.n.d. | See Switch |
PS4 | Overrogue (DL only) | Exe-Create | See XS |
PS4 | Phantasy Star Online 2: New Genesis | Sega Online R&D | See XS |
PS4 | RPG Time: The Legend of Wright (DL only) | DeskWorks | See XS |
PS4 | Senran Kagura: Estival Versus | Tamsoft | See Vita |
PS4 | Shining Resonance Refrain | O-Two/Sega/Media.Vision | Enhanced port of a previously JP-only PS3 game with added storylines; a serviceable ARPG with some dating sim elements |
PS4 | The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel IV | Falcom | Absolutely requires playing all other Trails games prior to this one; has a very large (and arguably unwieldy) cast of characters, plays like its predecessor |
PS4 | Tokyo Twilight Ghost Hunters - Daybreak Special Gigs | Toybox/Now Production | See PS3 |
PS4 | Undernauts: Labyrinth of Yomi | Experience | See XBO |
PS4 | Utawarerumono: Mask of Truth | Aquaplus | See Vita |
PS4 | Voice of Cards: The Isle Dragon Roars (DL only) | Alim/Square Enix | See Switch |
PS4 | Yakuza: Like a Dragon | Ryu ga Gotoku Studio | See XBO |
PS5 | Silver Nornir (DL only) | WorldWideSoftware | See XS |
PS5 | Tales of Arise | Bandai Namco | Makes changes both welcome and unwelcome to the series, including a shared pool of points used for healing/buffs, comic book-style skits, removal of post-battle banter, and the cutest Tales mascot EVER |
PS5 | Valkyrie Elysium | Soleil/Square Enix | A side game (but not really) that leans far, far, far more heavily into action than RPG elements, with a skill tree to upgrade stats and general disappointment for fans of the series |
PSP | Blazing Souls: Accelate | Idea Factory | SPRG; a port of a JP-only PS2 game set after the true ending of Spectral Souls II, a non-linear storyline |
PSP | Dungeon Explorer: Warriors of Ancient Arts | Hudson Soft | Isometric ARPG dungeon-crawler with a job system, some levels of the dungeons have strict requirements on the party |
PSP | Fate/Extra | Type-Moon/Imageepoch | Third-person dungeon crawl, a parallel universe story to Fate/stay night, combat consists of rock-paper-scissors-type commands paired off |
PSP | Front Mission 3 (PSone Classics) | Square | See PSX |
PSP | Spectral Souls: Resurrection of the Ethereal Empires | Idea Factory | An enhanced port of the previously Japan-only Spectral Souls II, an SRPG with multiple storylines to choose, an AP-based combat system |
PSP | Star Ocean: First Departure | Tose/Tri-Ace | Adds new playable characters and animated cutscenes, gives the game a different engine, expands on some NPCs storyline-wise, first western localization of the game |
PSP | The Legend of Heroes III: Song of the Ocean | Microvision/Falcom | Last in the Gagharv trilogy, but chronologically between the other two; still linear but allows for importing of data from the previous two games |
PSP | Ys: The Ark of Napishtim | Falcom | Closer to the original PC Japanese version than the PS2 version was; also adds some extra quests; very long and frequent loading |
PSX | Alundra 2: A New Legend Begins | Matrix Software | Standalone sequel, more lighthearted than the first, but similar gameplay |
PSX | Ehrgeiz: God Bless the Ring | DreamFactory | It's mostly a fighting game with some FFVII characters, but it also has an ARPG quest mode! |
PSX | Final Fantasy Chronicles | Tose/Square | Contains inferior versions of Final Fantasy IV and Chrono Trigger |
PSX | Final Fantasy VII | Square | Took the FF series into 3D and made a huge mark on the genre as a whole |
PSX | Hoshigami: Ruining Blue Earth | Max Five | SRPG with interesting battle mechanics but unforgiving difficulty |
PSX | Monster Rancher | Tecmo | Use CDs to unlock monsters that you train and fight! |
PSX | SaGa Frontier | Square | 7 scenarios with complicated leveling mechanics, woefully left unfinished |
PSX | Valkyrie Profile | Tri-Ace | 2D dungeon exploration, grim themes, and a combo-based battle system |
PSX | Vandal Hearts II | KCET | SRPG with non-set classes and turns in which the player and enemy move simultaneously |
Sega CD | Vay | Hertz/SIMS | Standard Working Designs localization, turn-based gameplay, and difficulty spikes galore |
SNES | Dragon View | Kemco | Sequel to Drakkhen, interesting pseudo-3D overworld system |
SNES | Inindo: Way of the Ninja | Koei | Part of the Nobunaga's Ambition series; recruiting party members is crucial |
Switch | .hack//G.U. Last Recode | CyberConnect2 | See PS4 |
Switch | Armed Emeth (DL only) | Hit-Point | See XS |
Switch | Atelier Lydie & Suelle: The Alchemists and the Mysterious Paintings DX (DL only) | Gust | Adds a new painting to explore, fast forward, and all previous DLC |
Switch | Atelier Ryza 2: Lost Legends and the Secret Fairy | Gust | See PS5 |
Switch | Croixleur Sigma | Souvenir Circ | See PS4 |
Switch | Crystal Ortha (DL only) | Hit-Point | Kemco returns yet again; there are no items in-game and only 5 skills can be equipped per character; perks help in balancing the very frequent combat |
Switch | Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot + A New Power Awakens Set | CyberConnect2 | See XBO, with an additional DLC-only storyline revolving around DB Super content |
Switch | Dragon Quest (DL only) | Armor Project/Matrix Software/Square Enix | Port of the relocalized mobile version, with redrawn character/monster sprites |
Switch | Dungeon and Gravestone (DL only) | Wonderland Kazakiri Inc. | Voxel-styled roguelike, experience is lost upon death but stat upgrades are permanent, lacks tutorials |
Switch | Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Remastered (DL only) | Square Enix | See PS4 |
Switch | Final Fantasy IX (DL only) | Square | See PSX, but with some QoL changes |
Switch | Frane: Dragon's Odyssey (DL only) | Exe-Create | See Vita |
Switch | GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon (DL only) | Konami | A 2D roguelite with a heavy uikyo-e aesthetic and slow character progression through material gathering |
Switch | Gnosia | Petit Depotto | More of a visual novel/single-player deduction game; leveling stats and learning skills unlocks new story in the short gameplay loop |
Switch | Harvest Moon: One World | Natsume | See PS4 |
Switch | Hoshi wo Miru Hito (DL only, delisted) | Another/Hot-B | See FC |
Switch | Infinite Links (DL only) | Exe-Create | See XS |
Switch | Langrisser I & II | Chara-ani/Extreme | See PS4 |
Switch | Legend of the Tetrarchs (DL only) | Hit-Point | See XBO |
Switch | Lost Sphear | Tokyo RPG Factory | See PS4 |
Switch | Mary Skelter 2 | Compile Heart/Idea Factory/Zerodiv | A first-person dungeon crawler much like the first; juggling corruption in battle and avoiding regenrating boss enemies is important; also contains the first game |
Switch | Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin | Capcom | Same fun monster hatching and turn-based training gameplay loop as its predecessor, improved battle mechanics and lots of open areas to explore |
Switch | NEO: The World Ends With You | Square Enix/h.a.n.d. | Gone is the partner-based system of the first game, replaced by frenetic yet trendy 4-party-member action; as fashionable as ever |
Switch | Nights of Azure 2: Bride of the New Moon | Gust | See PS4 |
Switch | Orangeblood (DL only) | Grayfax Software | See PS4 |
Switch | Pokemon Sword/Shield | Game Freak | First-ever mainline console Pokemon game; not all Pokemon can be caught/are featured in the National Pokedex; regional theme is British |
Switch | Potato Flowers in Full Bloom (DL only) | Pon Pon Games | Simplistic, straightforward first-person dungeon crawling with a cozy aesthetic and stamina management in combat |
Switch | Prinny Presents NIS Classics Volume 3 | Nippon Ichi | Contains La Pucelle: Ragnarok (available for the first time in the west) and Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure (PSX) with QoL features |
Switch | Revenant Saga (DL only) | Exe-Create | See Wii U |
Switch | Valkyria Chronicles Remastered (DL only) | Sega | See PS4 |
Switch | Vivid Knight (DL only) | Asobism | A roguelike with an auto-battle system, heavy reliance on RNG, and many crystals that combine to increase party stats |
Vita | Aedis Eclipse: Generation of Chaos (DL only) | Idea Factory | See PSP |
Vita | Aegis of Earth: Protonovus Assault | Acquire | See PS3 |
Vita | Ar nosurge Plus: Ode to an Unborn Star | Gust | Contains all DLC, adds 3 more characters to purify, a tutorial, and more costumes |
Vita | Asdivine Dios (DL only) | Exe-Create | Related to Asdivine Hearts, but abandons the gem-based character customization in favor of weapon fusion; the main character is the world's creator deity |
Vita | Damascus Gear: Operation Osaka | Aplus | Doesn't change much from the first game, but does add pilot skill points which can further enhance statistics |
Vita | Dissidia 012 [duodecim] Final Fantasy (DL only) | Square Enix | See PSP |
Vita | Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection (DL only) | Bullets/Square Enix | See PSP |
Vita | Lost Dimension | Lancarse | See PS3 |
Vita | Operation Babel: New Tokyo Legacy | Experience | Direct sequel to Operation Abyss with the same gameplay; leveling up can only be done at the party's home base, characters are still highly customizable |
Vita | Persona 4: Golden | Atlus | Adds new social links, a new character, more story elements, costumes, and Personas in addition to QoL changes |
Vita | Ragnarok Odyssey ACE | Game Arts | Easier to import RO save data from, otherwise see PS3 |
Vita | Summon Night 6: Lost Borders | Media.Vision | SRPG that basically acts as general fanservice for the series, featuring characters from all previously numbered entries |
Vita | What Did I Do To Deserve This, My Lord!? (DL only) | Acquire/Rideon | See PSP |
Vita | What Did I Do To Deserve This, My Lord!? 2 (DL only) | Acquire | See PSP |
Wii | Sakura Wars: So Long, My Love | Sega/RED Entertainment/Idea Factory | No major changes from the PS2 version save for a lack of JP voices |
Wii | Sonic Unleashed | Sonic Team/Dimps | Hope you like werehogs! More night levels than 360/PS3, a non-explorable hub world by comparison, and only the werehog can be leveled |
Wii | Spectrobes: Origins | Genki | ARPG/monster collector with utilization of motion controls to switch between Spectrobes in combat |
Wii | Valhalla Knights: Eldar Saga | K2 | ARPG with a lot of similarities to Monster Hunter and a job system |
Wii U | Golden Sun: The Lost Age (VC) | Camelot | See GBA |
Wii U | Ogre Battle 64: Person of Lordly Caliber (VC) | Quest | See N64 |
Wii U | Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE | Atlus | Modern-themed crossover between the Shin Megami Tensei and Fire Emblem series, turn-based gameplay and combo attacks |
Xbox 360 | Dynasty Warriors: Gundam 2 | Koei | More gigantic mobile suits to face off against in ARPG combat |
Xbox 360 | Lost Odyssey | Mistwalker/Feelplus | A traditional JRPG with incredible writing in side dream sequences; lots of rumination on immortality |
Xbox 360 | Ninety-Nine Nights | Q Entertainment/Phantagram | A musou-type game with RPG elements and a fantasy theme, increasing character levels makes better combos available |
Xbox 360 | Phantasy Star Universe | Sonic Team | Mostly the same as PS2, but Ambition of the Illuminus is a free DLC instead |
Xbox 360 | Unholy Heights (DL only) | Petit Depotto | An insane cross between a tower defense and an apartment manager sim, where you manage an abode for monsters that have their own lives |
Xbox One | Alphadia Genesis 2 (DL only) | Exe-Create | See XS |
Xbox One | Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night | ArtPlay | Iga doing what Iga does (arguably) best: Metroidvanias; it's not Castlevania, but it's about as close as you'll get these days |
Xbox One | Chrono Cross: The Radical Dreamers Edition (DL only) | D4 Enterprise/Square Enix | See PS4 |
Xbox One | Dragon Ball: Xenoverse | Dimps | See PS3 |
Xbox One | Dragon Prana (DL only) | Exe-Create | See XS |
Xbox One | Dungeon and Gravestone (DL only) | Wonderland Kazakiri Inc. | See Switch |
Xbox One | Justice Chronicles (DL only) | Hit-Point | See 3DS |
Xbox One | Liege Dragon (DL only) | Exe-Create | Another drop in the Kemco bucket |
Xbox One | Marenian Tavern Story: Patty and the Hungry God (DL only) | Rideon | Spiritual successor to the Adventure Bar games, with a similar theme of gathering materials to cook and sell (and eat to gain XP) |
Xbox One | Miden Tower (DL only) | Exe-Create | Kemco tries to have serious, mature themes… in a game where there is literally a wall that turns into a girl as a main character |
Xbox One | Overrogue (DL only) | Exe-Create | See XS |
Xbox One | Sephirothic Stories | Exe-Create | All the visual charm of a PS2 game on more modern systems; enemies are visible as opposed to random encounters, otherwise same old Kemco |
Xbox One | Star Ocean: The Divine Force | Tri-Ace | See PS5 |
Xbox One | Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet | Dimps | Takes place in the gun-heavy game world from the second season of the anime, ARPG/third-person shooter combat with a customizable avatar |
Xbox One | Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition | QLOC/Bandai Namco | Includes all the content from the previously JP-only PS3 version (new characters and more voice acting, amongst others) |
Xbox One | World of Final Fantasy Maxima | Square Enix | Adds QoL changes, superbosses, New Game+, and the ability to change your characters into classic FF characters in battle |
Xbox Series | Alphadia Genesis 2 (DL only) | Exe-Create | Kemco is at it again, cribbing a battle style somewhat akin to Bravely Default; sprites while exploring and PS2-level graphics during fights |
Xbox Series | Asdivine Saga (DL only) | Exe-Create | Another day, another Kemco game- you can give gifts to your female party members to influence your ending- otherwise same ol', same ol' |
Xbox Series | Dragon Prana (DL only) | Exe-Create | What is there to say about a Kemco game that hasn't already been said? Combat involves grids and graphics skew closer to 8-bit style |
Xbox Series | Yakuza: Like a Dragon | Ryu ga Gotoku Studio | See XBO |