Customer Ratings & Reviews

If you love the Disgaea series, you've probably already played Disgaea 6. If you haven't, I wouldn't rush to go play it. If you haven't tried a Disgaea yet, this is an incredible series, but even though you don't have to play the games in order, please don't start with this one.

I love this game series. When I seen it on sale, I had to buy it!

My son is a fan of role playing games so this was an easy decision. Great graphics and storyline set in the Disgaea series.

I have played many Disgaea's and this one is no different, but in a good way. Fun story arc but the real fun (if you are into this) is the grind. Building the team of characters to be super powerful, crazy hit points (millions). Different characters, weapons, monsters all to be controlled in a turn base chess sort of way. This game will have me playing it for hours.

I have played many Disgaea's and this one is no different, but in a good way. Fun story arc but the real fun (if you are into this) is the grind. Building the team of characters to be super powerful, crazy hit points (millions). Different characters, weapons, monsters all to be controlled in a turn base chess sort of way. This game will have me playing it for hours.

This one is a mixed bag. There are some leaps forward, steps sideways, and hops directly backward. THE BAD: - The new scripting system that allows you to automate battles cheapens the game and makes you feel less invested in each battle. Once I had a couple of decent algorithms, the game played itself and wasn't a challenge. - Too few classes. - Monster units are limited. No more magichange. - Some menus and movements are slower in this game than in previous games. - Graphical performance on the Switch isn't great. It's not a make-or-break deal in an SRPG, but the unsteady framerate is noticeable on any of the configurable settings they provide. THE GOOD: - The new scripting system. Yes. It's a good and bad thing. I don't know that I would want to play a Disgaea game without it anymore, but it still doesn't work for the reasons stated above. Navigating Disgaea battles were muscle memory to me. I was quick, but it's hard to argue with how much the scripting system speeds things up. If only there was a good balance between player involvement in battles and the utility of the scripting engine. - The story is good for a Disgaea game. I think it's probably my second favorite after the fifth game. - The 3d models are solid. - There's a lot of content to grind through if you want to see it all.

Im new to the Disgaea series and bought this on a sale, it was the best decision i've made. This game is a great rpg tactic type of game and any fans of the genre must give it a try.

Fun games to jump on for a little session. Also funny writing.

Great game for a great price . Been wanting disgaea on the Nintendo switch and finally found one for a good price

excellent video game to have fun for a long time, its story is very entertaining

Got it on sale under $20! That’s a good deal for any rpg in my opinion.

Disgae 6 for an excellent price. Recommended to the tactic rpg fans

Its a strategy game play with wacky charcaters and very interesting story.

Great and fun game to play. Will keep you busy for hours.

Fun game, colors pop and the gameplay is very entertaining if you like rpgs.

Loved the first 5 and 6 is no let down it’s great.

If you're new to Disgaea, this strategy RPG is alllll about the grind. Constantly leveling up your units in a hundred different systems with infinite dungeons and outrageous special moves. The sheer complexity is the appeal, the never-ending grind is the draw. If that sounds like fun you may have just found your new favorite series. The addictive gameplay is right at home on the Switch. Story is pretty much an afterthought though, and graphically it's not very impressive.

If you are going into this expecting classic Disgaea this game may not be for you. If you love Ogre Battle (gameplay style) you may love it. When I first got this, I was disappointed as it wasn't a typical Disgaea game. When I started approaching it as an tactical team builder where your characters control themselves based off your tactics and how you built them it became a blast. In short, if you loved Dragon Age and FF12 for the deep character AI settings you could do and Ogre Battle you will probably love this as well. Story is not great, it's not that funny, music is alright. It should have probably had a different name as it felt more like a spin off to me.

Story is slap stick as always. Gameplay is on par. This entry in the series feels right at home with the rest. Download the demo and give it a shot. Worth full price in my opinion.

I put this one up for sale in my eBay store and bought the PS4 version because I like trophies but it's really just part of my growing backlog at this point.