The Nintendo Switch is the perfect home for some of the best RPGs of a generation.
Lets take a look at the best on the console.
At the same time, a number of them have enjoyed increased exposure.
We’ve updated the list with the very best ones that have launched over the past couple of years.
The fast-paced, real-time combat feels great, especially with the new gameplay adjustments.
The Switch remaster also adds overhauled graphics, an auto-save feature, and many other enhancements.
This is undoubtedly the best way to play this enthralling adventure.
When SOLDIER agents start to go missing, Zack Fair must set out to find them.
Along the way, he encounters familiar faces, including Aerith and Sephiroth.
Overall, it’s an excellent choice if you want to delve into the city of Midgar again.
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This modern rendition polishes up the presentation, including widescreen and higher resolution.
These include a story-driven plot, human relationships, dungeon crawling, and rewarding combat.
Being more remake than remaster, the gameplay tweaks and additions are fairly limited.
The polish of this remaster suits this epic with its grand, realistic feel.
It also bumps up the performance with an upgrade from Unreal 3 to Unreal Engine 4.
But if there’s any console well-suited to translate a title from this handheld, it’s the Switch.
This makes it easier to decipher all the action and flashy effects.
There’s also motion control support which adds a fun new dynamic to the gameplay.
This can largely be attributed to its unique plot and odd quirks.
There’s also its distinct battle system, which hinges on summoned monsters known as Guardian Forces.
With its uniquely dark vibe and dynamic characters, FF8 still captivates on Switch.
A remake of the PSP action role-playing game, Crisis Core: Final Fantasy 7 Reunion is a remastered prequel to the events of Final Fantasy 7. Zack Fair, a young recruit to SOLDIER, must investigate the disappearance of his mentor, Angeal — only to become swept up in a much bigger battle.
