Top Best Made in Japan Role Playing Game in the virtual world (Part 3)

Chrono Trigger

Even though Chrono Trigger is the worst version of one of the JRPG It’s the best game ever released, but it’s still a game worth experiencing, thanks in large part to the distinctive graphic style, designed by Toriyama Akira, the creator of the series. Dragon Ball. The game begins with the disappearance of a young girl at a fair and gradually becomes a story about traveling through time to protect the world from monsters from the future. With the help of a variety of allies, from tech-savvy friends, cyborgs and even frog knights, it’s up to the player to prevent an apocalyptic catastrophe that is about to hit the world.
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Chrono Trigger’s combat element is quite similar to the games Square Enix different from its contemporaries, but combining special moves with allies is what sets the game apart. When the battle bar is full, two compatible characters will have the option to combine techniques to create completely different effects. For example, Crono’s “tornado” skill uses normal damage to hit all enemies, but if the party is with Marle with an energy battle bar, she can infuse Crono with healing magic to turn the storm. whirlwind into a healing skill for all allies. Chrono Trigger brings the fun of discovering unique combos to aid the player in battle as well as through the rifts of time. This is the game that best represents the essence of the JRPG series.​

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Grandia HD Remastered

Grandia is a heroic story about a young man who follows his heart, embarks on a challenging adventure after finding a mysterious stone at a temple. Despite possessing an attractive plot, the elaborate combat element is the bright spot of the game. Similar to the Final Fantasy games of its time, Grandia has a very interesting active combat system. Depending on the character’s position, the player can use certain attacks such as dash to interrupt an enemy who is about to use a high-damage skill or heal.
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Compared to other RPGs released in the 90s with pixel backgrounds and 2D graphics, Grandia never became outdated. In addition, the voice acting of the game is also quite interesting. Part 2 of Grandia is also released on PC, but part 1 is still the best game.​

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South Park: The Stick of Truth

While the sequel to the South Path series is a tactical RPG, South Park: The Stick of Truth features Paper Mario-style combat. The game revolves around the ‘new kid’ moving to the town of South Park, where the kids are playing a fantasy game, Players will befriend Butters, Kenny and Cartman and try to recover the sacred stick of justice. The story unfolds quickly, with alien abductions, Nazi zombies, and a trip to Canada. South Park: The Stick of Truth draws players in thanks to Trey Parker and Matt Stone’s sense of humor and reliving memories from the South Park TV series.
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The game has a pretty special combat system. Each action the ‘new kid’ or resident of South Park takes requires the player to operate a button or a sequence of buttons. Everything in South Park: The Stick of Truth is absurd, but this JRPG leaves a deep impression on players thanks to some humorous details after being localized (for the European version). and Australia).
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