Well, quadrilogy if you count Xenoblade Chronicles X, the canonicity of which remains the subject of debate.
Which Xenoblade Chronicles game is the best?
But which of the games have the best Monado-busting bops?
You might not have Shulk’s foresight, but you’re able to’t say you weren’t cautioned!
Its unlike any other Xeno entry and thats both a strength and a weakness.
Still, it remains an ambitious, memorable ride, and its on Switch now, too!
With a focus on acoustic and jazz-inspired arrangements, Torna stands out for its emotional restraint.
It trades the usual sweeping crescendos for subdued melancholy, perfectly matching the DLCs tragic tone.
A softer soundscape doesnt mean forgettable per se; its haunting, subtle, and mature.
Standout tracks include A Moment of Eternity, Kingdom of Torna, and the jammin battle theme.
These arent common variety Nopon.
Musically, it’s fairly unremarkable but does the job it sets out to do.
Have you ever kept these underrated Xenoblade Chronicles party members around?
Carrying the Weight of Life is at once moving and soul-crushing.
And that prison sequence… don’t remind us, thanks.
It captures the grandeur of gods and leviathans while remaining intimately human; hey, just like the story!
Satorl Marsh sure comes out sounding better, if nothing else.
These games feature some expansive worlds and in-depth lore.
