Nintendo Switch User Reviews

An even better DLC than Torna the Golden Country, which was already amazing. The game is a perfect end to the story of the original trilogy, with even some connections to the rest of the Xeno series. the character progression system know as the Affinity Growth system is my favorite progression system in any JRPG, it is very simple, every thing is a collectible, fighting every enemy, finding new locations, doing side quests, talking with npcs, collecting items, every thing gives you points to strengthen your characters. the combat is a more polished version of 3's combat. the music is incredible like always, both many new songs and remixes of the series. the game has a lot of fan service, especially from 1 since the base game had a lot more from 2, but that does not mean that Rex is not written extremely well

As for the Xenoblade 3 DLC, I didn’t feel like the story added that much for me. It felt more like fan service for those who’ve played from the first and second games. But honestly, I personally really liked it!"

J'ai kiffé, pas de fan service dérangeant une bonne histoire et une belle bande de pote. La musique top, les paysages top, le game play moins bien que le deux mais ça passe large.

Amazing game and a marvelous conclusion to the trilogy. The story is obviously MUCH shorter than in the base game with only 5 main chapters that are shorter in length compared to the base game's 7 main chapters that were rather long in length. Unless you're a completionist, expect to take around 15-ish hours on this game. If you are a completionist, my estimate would be around 30 hours maximum. WARNING: DO NOT PLAY THIS GAME BEFORE FINISHING THE ENTIRE TRILOGY, IT WILL SPOIL THE STORY OF EVERY TITLE EXCLUDING X. Personally, I didn't enjoy it as much as the base game, but that's to be expected for a shorter DLC story game. Felt the story was much weaker but it definitely had its moments.

De los dlc de la saga xenoblade, sin duda el mejor de todos. Coge gran cantidad de mecánicas del juego base, incluye varias nuevas, especialmente importantes en cuanto a la exploración, y te deja en unos pocos escenarios conectados, enormes, pero relativamente limitados, no haciendose más largo de la cuenta. La historia junta a personajes de todas las entregas anteriores, y explica un poco el inicio del mundo de xenoblade 3, antes de que el villano se hiciera con el poder, dejando ciertas cosas abiertas de cara a una futura entrega (quizás una posible conexión con xenoblade X).

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As someone that's loved the entire xenoblade series and the entire xeno metaseries, this is the absolute peak of the entire series, the music, story, characters and everything else are just top tier and acts as a perfect way to wrap up the Klaus saga and there was not a minute of it i didn't love

I gave XC3, main story and game an 8, because even if it is a good game, it has a lot of things missing and I did not get engaged with the story or most of the characters. But Future Redeemed caught my attention from the first minutes. The story is way more interesting and even the small adjustments to affinity and gameplay are awesome. It's what the main game should have been. 10/10 no questions asked

在我开始玩三部曲四年后，我的异度之刃之旅以《未来救赎》结束，为整个传奇故事提供了一个令人满意且感人的结局。很高兴再次看到修尔克和雷克斯，以及对过去游戏的大量引用，战斗的变化让 DLC 感觉很新鲜。它肯定比基础游戏更难一些，需要更多的磨练，故事的一些元素仍然模糊而令人困惑，但最终，我为我们那些经历了如此多挣扎的角色的幸福结局的暗示感到振奋。对于任何长期的异度之刃玩家来说，这绝对是一个必不可少的 DLC。

I still haven't played the previous games, with that being said this game is still one of my all-time favorite games I've ever played. Even without the expansion play, I racked up over 300 hours of game play. I never got bored or felt the repetitiveness that some games have that are of this epic portion. The expansion Future Redeemed I think it was? Was also so so good! It gives you a bit of a backstory to the whole story line and answered a lot of my questions. Truly remarkable game, and non-stop fun! Now I must play the first two...

An excellent addition to the world of xenoblade chronicles 3 delving deeper into the backstop of one of the main antagonists, whole also providing more world building for ainios itself and providing excellent closure to the protagonists of the first 2 xenoblad games. One if the best dlcs I have ever played well worth the money

First thing to mention is that I have not played the first two parts of the series and it is a miss that took away some pleasure from the story. Nevertheless, I was able to enjoy the characters and part of the story that is told. Moreover, there is a major improvement in an open world and economics system. Now fighting enemies and collecting resources is essential for improvement and this is what I needed in a main game. On the other hand due to the narrative, now the fighting system is not so variable and gets boring closer to the end. The situation gets worse the moment when you have to do all the side quests to level up and move forward. I know that it is a typical part of JRPGs but the main game showed to be better without it.

A monumental achievement, with this entry, Monolith Soft beautifully concluded a 10+ years story arc, delivering the most adctive and polished yet Xenoblade game. Might very well be one of the best DLCs ever made.

Gran expansión que pone los puntos finales sobre esta maravillosa historia. Altamente recomendado si sois fans de la serie

La expansión de Xenoblade 3 vale totalmente la pena. Me gustó mas que el juego original por sus coleccionables, historia y, sobretodo, su elenco. Como es habitual, esta expansión perfectamente podría ser un juego en sí misma. Fantástico cierre a la saga Xenoblade.

This game is peak fiction. Probalby the best dlc i have ever played in my entire life.

Well this game have the best story, soundtrack and also best character, The only downside is the well that it!.

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This trilogy has meant so much to me, and to see it wrap up in such a spectacular and over the top way… I couldn’t ask for more.

Monolithsoft are absolute masters of their craft. Where other developers find ways to expand by creating add-ons to their games, they instead strive to create entirely new games and experiences to compliment their newest entry. Xenoblade Chronicles Future Redeemed is no exception to this, giving us a full game experience with new places to explore, a new cast of characters to play as, and an incredible story that both stands on its own and adds more to this amazing saga. It’s amazing to me that despite XC3 already connecting perfectly to the games that came before it, somehow Future Redeemed still perfectly finds a way to connect things to the bigger picture even bringing back our previous protagonists and a few surprise characters I dare not spoil. There’s very little more I can say without spoilers, but if the worst I can say is that I wanted even more, I think it says a lot about how great this entry was!

Sortie quelques mois avant le premier anniversaire du jeu, le DLC scénariste de Xenoblade Chronicles 3 est arrivé. Une arrivée plutôt rapide étant donné qu’il était plutôt attendu pour l’été 2023. Un DLC pourtant important en étant l’élément manquant pour finir la trilogie Xenoblade. Et si Xenoblade Chronicles 3 est excellent, que vaut son DLC ? La première chose c’est en étant un DLC il part avec une base plus que solide qu’est le jeu de base. Ainsi le DLC propose une expérience graphique très bonne, une des meilleures sur Nintendo Switch. Toujours de grands espace, coloré et inédit, du moins certain mais pas de spoil. Tout le DLC reste stable en terme de fps, rare sont les baisses. Quelques chutes de résolution ont lieu notamment dans certains combat avec l’ensemble des effets. Mais ces derniers peuvent être désactivés et quand bien même ces chutent ne gêne pas l’expérience de jeu. Ensuite autre élément sur lequel ce repose ce DLC est le système de combat, le système très riche que possède le jeu de base. On le retrouve quasiment à l’identique, une seule chose varie mais c’est si faible en terme d’ergonomie rien ne change. Ainsi la transition entre le jeu de base et le DLC est totalement transparente. Pour le reste on retrouve le même menu, le même soin apporté aux OST ou encore au scénario. Il y a quelques pertes mais cela est du au fait qu’on est sur un DLC et que cela va droit au but. Y a moins de personnalisation autour des classes de combat ou encore des personnages jouable dans notre équipe. Évidemment le cœur du DLC est centré sur les réponses autour de la trilogie des trois Xenoblade Chronicles numéroté. Ainsi on se place dans le passé de l’histoire de Xenoblade Chronicles 3, c’est pour cela qu’on retrouve certains personnages comme Shulk et Rex héros des deux premiers jeux. Mais d’autres personnages majeurs seront introduit dans ce scénario, et tous pose certaines bases pour le scénario du jeu de base. Mais comme dans le jeu de base on retrouve des personnages très varié qui possède chacun leurs caractères et secrets. Ensuite, tout en évitant de trop en dire, le scénario se déroule bien. Il faut compté environ 15-20 heures pour faire le DLC. Sachant que cela ne prend pas en compte le 100% clairement indiqué et qui nécessitera bien plus. Vous avez notamment l’arrivé de plusieurs « dex » à compléter. Par exemple trouvé tout les lieux secrets, trouvé tout les trésors, complété la monstropédie ou encore faire les quêtes secondaire et les liens sociaux qui vont avec. Car comme dans Xeno 1 et le DLC de Xeno 2 le coté social est de retour mais pas contraignant. En effet, ici il vous donne simplement des points pour amélioré vos compétences et est donc facultatif, bien que recommandé.Mais ce scénario vient apporté certaines réponses qu’ont se pose depuis les précédents jeux. Ainsi il est essentiel pour tout fan de la licence de le faire, la où ça devient moins intéressant pour quelqu’un ayant fait que Xenoblade Chronicles 3. C’est encore plus vrai avec les nombreux, très nombreux clin d’œil fait aux deux jeux précédent via Shulk et Rex et leurs scènettes à trouvé durant votre exploration. Il est regrettable que cela nécessite l’achat d’un DLC, mais compréhensif pour faire de Xenoblade 3 un jeu ayant un début et une fin indépendante comme les deux autres jeux afin que ce qui n’en font qu’un ne soit pas déçu. Avis complet : ****/2023/05/01/avis-xenoblade-chronicles-3-un-avenir-retrouve/

Cannot waut for what the future holds for this franchise, magnific conclusion to the trilogy!

Might be my favorite entry in the franchise, really polishes and builds up from the previous entries

Incredible, never seem a DLC with this much effort put into it, should be set as an example for the industry

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highly recommed, but play the other games before this one. Conclusion to the saga, epic finale!!

Without a doubt a great conclusion to the ongonging arc, wth great gameplay, exploration and story to boot, best DLC ever!

Truly impressive work done by these guys here, I have never seem this much effort put into a DLC, could easily be considered a full game.

Beautifully done, probably the best DLC I ever played, highly recommend it.

Fantastic work by Monolith Soft and Nintendo, very emotional, beautiful send off for the franchise.

Four years after I started the trilogy, my Xenoblade journey has ended with Future Redeemed, providing an overall satisfying and emotional conclusion to the saga. It was great seeing Shulk and Rex again along with the numerous references to the past games, and the changes to the combat help make the DLC feel fresh. It is definitely a little more difficult than the base game with more grinding required, and some elements of the story remained vague and confusing, but ultimately, I took heart in the implication of a happy ending for our characters who have struggled so much. Absolutely an essential DLC for any longtime Xenoblade player.

me hizo feliz gran resolucion de la saga

Excelente cierre a la saga. Refinó el sistema de combate del juego base, tomó lo mejor de los juegos anteriores y lo replanteó de una manera sublime. Tiene muchas herramientas que mejoran y premian la exploración. El apartado musical es increíble. La historia es lo que querías pero no lo sabías. Si nunca has jugado un Xenoblade Chronicles, este juego es uno de los mayores argumentos para que entres a ella (hay que jugar los otros previamente).

Este juego es realmente malo, y lo es porque te bloquea cosas que nunca te han bloquado en ningún otro juego, no existe un juego en este mundo que te bloquee el arbol de habilidades, los ataques que puedas realizar a los enemigos, las gemas que puedas añadir a los personajes, el equipamiento que le puedes poner a tus personajes, etc... El juego te bloquea todo igual que lo hacía Xenoblade3 original, con la diferencia de que en el juego base lo hacían por el nivel que tenias y no por recoger Kits dispersos por el mapa en sitios extremadamente escondidos, y ni hablar de conseguir los puntos para mejorar el árbol de hablidades, que se resume en alargar el juego de forma artificial para compensar el precio de los 30 euros, En resumen,este DLC podría haber sido tan bueno como el juego base si no hubiese sido mancillado por sus bloqueos constantes a la hora de mejorar a los personajes.

I cried, I lost many battles, loved the music the world the new characters . Wave 1,2,3 were ok but future redeemed could be a standalone game, but attached with xenoblade 3. Perfect

Its Xenoblade, there is no need to say more

Takes everything from Xenoiblade 3 and improves it in a 25h-ish adventure. My only complain is that its too short !

I didn’t care about DLC content in X1 and X2, but this one is different since I like X3 a lot. Even though I like the ending in the main game, it felt incomplete. Now with the introduction of this expansion, X3 has resolved most of unresolved plot points from the previous installments which is pretty satisfying. What an incredible journey!

An amazing way to end up the franchise. 10/10

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A great conclusion to Klaus' saga. The story is really short, obviously made for those who have played the complete series (as it should), but I think it leaves too much to the player's interpretation without giving decisive answers. The characters are ok, nothing too particoulary well done, except for the returning characters which are a welcome surprise for every fan. I just felt that the final part of the story was REALLY rushed and could have been done better with just 1 or 2 hours more. At the start, I didn't even realized I was at the final boss. The gameplay is where this DLC tuly shines. The already fun and interesting gameplay of the base game is even better in this expansion, allowing the player to perform various tactics even more easily, without making it too easy. The characters are a joy to play as, I never had so much fun playing a Xenoblade as in this one! The world map is HUGE and connected without any sort of loading which is REALLY impressive, definitely a step forward from the base game. It's also is more memorable and with much mkre activities to do in it. The DLC does, in fact, incentive exploration by giving a lot of bonuses to the active player, which is something 2 and 3 completely missed. The map is also a great gift for those who played 1 and 2. Really nostalgic... I'll miss this series.

Likely the overall best expansion of Xenoblade games overall, with great systems that completely encourage explorations and beating enemies, and a great cap to end the trilogy. New characters are solid and returning are fun to varying degrees. I think if they can refine these systems even more then monolith is going to have something special. I do worry about the items being used to create aether lifts and more as towards end if you focus on main story more i found to be barred by the black stones, i think they should refine that as many will focus on main story and do a handful of exploration locking your progression with items still worries me. For the story i found myself a bit confused, i think they lore dump things a lot all at once a few times but its overall solid. The combat switch up is great and compliments things though i think classes were more fun, and i still think if they are doing mmo enemies should have attack lines/ boxes and more interaction as at times. Its still has some issues with ally AI and other factors. I do think from base game hero quests are very much missed as blue quests in this game feel a bit basic in comparison. Overall an excellent addition worth it if you have played all the games, looks like something that could be strong for future titles.

La expansion me parece mucho mejor que el juego base chapo Monolift Me gusto volver a ver a Rex y escuchar los temas del primer Xenoblade

+Characters don't feel one-dimensional and there's lots of focus on the group and their personal struggles, wich is something that the previous games also had but not to the same extend and I'm glad to see more of it here. +Combat is advanced and complex and gives you seemingly infinite options to set-up your party. It's fun but din't go in this game thinking it's a full on action-JRPG cuz it's not. It's more of a tactical/strategy JRPG except it's not turned based. +Music is peak as usual. +The areas look dope and are fun to explore, tho don't go in this game thinking it's an open-world game like BOTW, cuz it's simply not that and not trying to be that. +The graphics are better than ever. Great artstyle with great graphics (For the Switch, at least) -The areas are very large (especially in the later chapters) but unlike in Xenoblade X, there's no sprint button wich this game could use for sure. -When you're fighting in a small area with lots of enemies at once the game becomes hard to follow visually. Now yes, there is an indicator showing your position relative to the enemy you're targeting but it's still a mess sometimes. I feel like they should give us the option to disable damage and healing numbers since, when you think about it, you don't really need them. Sure it's good to compare the damage output of your party members n' stuff but you can already see all the stats in the character menu so just give us the option to turn of all these damage/healing numbers so that my screen doesn't look so bloated in crowded fights. -The dialoge isn't bad but sometimes it feels like the characters point out pretty obvious things. Mainly early game. -This is not the dev's fault but sometimes I had frame rate drops in ceetain areas. This is just a Switch issue, not a Xenoblade issue.

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Future Redeemed is a fantastic expansion to the already excellent Xenoblade Chronicles 3. It tells a compelling story, features some of the best combat and exploration in the series, and introduces a cast of memorable new characters. If you enjoyed Xenoblade Chronicles 3, then you absolutely need to play Future Redeemed

Xenoblade Chronicles 3: Future Redeemed is a fantastic DLC that expands on the story of the base game in a meaningful way. It introduces new characters, new story arcs, and new gameplay mechanics. It's a must-have for fans of the series.

The perfect conclusion to a massive and epic saga, this game rewards you for being a fan of its series

A beautiful merge of the two previous xenoblade games, along with a few teases of the 90’s turn based style Xeno games, hinting at a possible connection between them all. Amazing characters, amazing world, amazing music, Amazing game.

An impressive achievement by Monolith Soft and beautiful conclusion to a story ark that started back on the original Xenoblade. One of the best teams at Nintendo.