| PS4 | Exist Archive: The Other Side of the Sky | Tri-Ace/Spike Chunsoft | See Vita |
| Vita | Exist Archive: The Other Side of the Sky | Tri-Ace/Spike Chunsoft | Plays a lot like Valkyrie Profile (comes from the same studio), has multiple endings depending on in-game choices |
| Xbox 360 | Infinite Undiscovery | Tri-Ace | ARPG combat with combo attacks; opening menus doesn't pause the game, too many characters drag the otherwise compelling story down |
| JP 3DS | Labyrinth no Kanata | Tri-Ace | An almost Ico-like presentation of an isekai dungeon crawler, with rock-paper-scissors-like combat and juggling healing to prevent enemies from doing so |
| PS2 | Radiata Stories | Tri-Ace | ARPG with a majorly branching storyline, tons of recruitable characters (all with their own schedules), and lots to kick! |
| Xbox 360 | Resonance of Fate | Tri-Ace | A post-apocalyptic game with a battle system that combines real-time and turn-based elements, lots of gunplay |
| PS3 | Resonance of Fate | Tri-Ace | Free-roaming gun-heavy "cinematic" battle system, only 3 party members, a lot of moral gray areas |
| PS4 | Resonance of Fate 4K/HD Edition (DL only) | Tri-Ace | Removes some clothing options, otherwise see 360 |
| JP SFC | Star Ocean | Tri-Ace | Look at that spritework! |
| 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 |
| Switch | Star Ocean: First Departure R (DL only) | Tose/Square Enix/Tri-Ace | See PS4 |
| PS4 | Star Ocean: First Departure R (DL only) | Tose/Square Enix/Tri-Ace | Adds new character illustrations and makes QoL changes to the PSP version |
| PS4 | Star Ocean: Integrity and Faithlessness | Tri-Ace | Arguably the weakest entry in the series; combat occurs with all party members (up to 7!) present in real-time, with a rock-paper-scissors-like system |
| PSP | Star Ocean: Second Evolution | Tose/Tri-Ace | Adds new playable characters, reworked skills, new cutscenes, and even more endings to The Second Story |
| PS4 | Star Ocean: The Divine Force | Tri-Ace | See PS5 |
| PS5 | Star Ocean: The Divine Force | Tri-Ace | A return to dual protagonists and the most dynamic combat system in the series to date |
| Xbox One | Star Ocean: The Divine Force | Tri-Ace | See PS5 |
| Xbox Series | Star Ocean: The Divine Force | Tri-Ace | See PS5 |
| Xbox 360 | Star Ocean: The Last Hope | Tri-Ace | Chronologically the first game in the series, fun action-based gameplay and a heavier sci-fi emphasis than all other titles |
| PS4 | Star Ocean: The Last Hope - 4K/Full HD Edition (DL only) | Tri-Ace/Square Enix | See PS3, but with prettier graphics |
| PS3 | Star Ocean: The Last Hope International | Tri-Ace | Adds anime-styled character portraits, dual audio, and new music to the original 360 release; considered to be the definitive version of the game |
| PSX | Star Ocean: The Second Story | Tri-Ace | First localized Star Ocean game with two different scenarios |
| PS2 | Star Ocean: Till the End of Time | Tri-Ace | AKA Star Ocean 3 - losing all HP or MP will knock a character out in battle, very complicated Private Action scoring system to determine ending |
| PS4 | Star Ocean: Till the End of Time (DL only) | Tri-Ace | See PS2 |
| PSX | Valkyrie Profile | Tri-Ace | 2D dungeon exploration, grim themes, and a combo-based battle system |
| PS2 | Valkyrie Profile 2: Silmeria | Tri-Ace | Similar combat and dungeon exploration as the first game, but with no time limits or pressure to release Einherjar |
| DS | Valkyrie Profile: Covenant of the Plume | Tri-Ace | Prequel to the first Valkyrie Profile; an SRPG where permakilling party members voluntarily can greatly aid in battle |
| PSP | Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth | Tose/Tri-Ace | An English port of the Japanese PSX version, not too different overall but does spiff up the localization a bit and adds a few cutscenes |
