Customer Ratings & Reviews

An incredible game with breathtaking environments and music!

Great story with great writing. Pretty impressive visually as well.

An excellent jrpg. Great characters, great story, and great combat.

This game is awesome, if you love rpgs you won't be dissapointed

Another great entry of a great RPG. A must have for jrpg fans

Good story, lots of content and has DLC available.

Gripping combat system and great story that unfold as you go

Great game beautiful art style great story and gameplay

Great, graphically better than 1 and 2. A lot of improvements

Great graphics. Lots of fun. Good value. Buy it now

Great game so much content and gameplay is a lot of fun.

Another fantastic rpg from the masters over at MONOLITHSOFT

Great Game! Wonderful story. Fun game play. Looks great!

The game is very good with all of the open world stuff.

What you're seeing with other reviews is called the "honeymoon period" - you know, fresh out of the gate, people think it's better than it is. Put it this way: If they had NOT called it "Xeno_____" anything, this would actually be a decent game. Not a great game, but a decent game. You're basically dealing with the illegitimate kid of Tales of Arise crossed with Final Fantasy X-2, if X-2 actually had men in the party and the girls didn't bother trying to be sexy at all. It's NOT a Xeno____ game other than the battle engine, which is a cross between XBC1 and Torna, with a pinch of Future Connected. What you have here is an overreaction to the negative feedback around the fanservice of XBC2, where a slim minority of sensitive folks couldn't handle the very light-hearted, yet dark, story that XBC2 handed down, and many of them completely ignored or underrated Torna: The Golden Country, which would fix nearly everything wrong with the main game. I thus went into 3 hoping they would simply take what they learned with Torna and expand it - complete with actual character development and women acting like women. Instead, what you have is a very involved story that...just isn't a Xeno____ game. In fact, it fails to do anything to really expand upon what we received even in Future Connected (XBC1), so that whole segment is essentially now a plot hole. So, if you're new to the series, none of that will bother you, but you'll definitely sense the blandness of characters eventually and if you played Tales of Arise, you'll see the obvious parallels, down to swords being pulled out of whatever. If you're not new to the series, I'll put it this way. Is it better than... Xenoblade Chronicles 1? YES. By far. Future Connected? NO. Future Connected was WAY better than the base game. Xenoblade Chronicles X? It's subjective. I thought X was terrible, but it has a following for its "freedom". If freedom is what you like...then no, X is better because 3 gives you very little freedom for at least the first 10 hours of the game and even then, all but two maps are late game, basically fancy corridors like Final Fantasy XIII, but "outside". Xenoblade Chronicles 2? NO. Battle engine is better, chain attacks are better, it's longer...but it's not a better game. Torna: The Golden Country? NO, absolutely not. Some complained about the "forced" quests, don't see why that's worse than XBC3 having too many quests and basically requiring you do half of them. Torna is easily the best of the series at this point. Also...the cover art is grossly misleading.

What can I say about this game? It's one that when I think about the attention to detail in the character work and the world building that blows most JRPGs out of the water. It's truly a perfect game.

This has to be my 2nd favorite game to come out of the Xenoblade series. Wouldn’t have thought that after 2, I’d enjoy Xenoblade as much as I do. This game will make you feel all sorts of emotions as you play through.

While this game is standalone, it still draws heavily from the past 2 excellent Xenoblade games and manages to utilize the best aspects of both. My only real complaint is that the story's antagonists could have been handled better, but overall, this game was an unforgettable experience for me.

I've been a fan of the Xenoblade series since it first hit the Wii and I have to say there is no question this is the best game is the series to date. Excellent story, great combat/class system, huge world, and tons of characters. Can't wait to see where the devs take the series from here.

I purchased this game for my son for Christmas it was hard to find Best Buy saved the day and he loves it.