Vena said:
Xenoblade's strength isn't really in its uniqueness, just the congruency of the story and structure. Its built well and builds on itself in a logical and forethought manner. Its a well written, albeit rather generic, story. I'd say Xenoblade's story is the equivalent of the Mario difficulty curve. Something we've all seen before but sculpted carefully and delicately. |
Xenoblade's story (minus the rather cookie-cutter characters) was pretty good for the first two thirds or so of the game. Then it tumbled into a spiraling mess of jrpg cliche to the point where I really had for force myself to finish the game.
