Bravely Default was created by many of the minds behind Final Fantasy, and it’s a classic JRPG through and through.
But when it comes to the best of the best, Bravely Default is it. We likely could have filled this list exclusively with the highest-rated RPGs on the system and would still have to make some difficult cuts.
The 3DS has no shortage of great role-playing games. One of the last AAA titles to grace the 3DS, Samus Returns feels like a wonderful swan song. As the first 2D Metroid in 14 years, Metroid: Samus Returns makes you wonder why Samus has been vacant in the 2D space for so long. With the power of the 3DS, set pieces are vibrant and detailed, and combat mechanics feel more precise and free-flowing. There is a great balance of sticking to the original in terms of world layout and exploration while also including new features like a map scanner to make the game more modernized. Keeping with the identity of 2D Metroid titles, Samus collects power-ups along the way that help her traverse to previously hard-to-reach sections in the winding game world. Samus Aran is sent by the Galactic Federation to the Metroid homeworld to investigate the power and threat of the titular aliens. The game takes place directly after the events of the game that kicked off the storied franchise. This allows players to choose their own path through the game’s numerous dungeons and challenges.Ī reimagining of the 1991 Game Boy classic Metroid II: Return of Samus, Metroid: Samus Returns manages to be both an authentic nostalgia trip and a well-oiled modern platformer. Fans of A Link to the Past will enjoy the familiarity, but A Link Between Worlds also turns the Zelda formula on its ear, opening up the entire world from the outset and offering all items through a rental shop. Link, a young apprentice swordsmith with no relation to the previous game’s hero, then embarks on a quest to save the princess.
That peace is threatened when a dark sorcerer, Yuga, traps the young Princess Zelda - a descendant of the princess from A Link to the Past - in a magical painting. The kingdom has been relatively peaceful in the decades since the previous game. Serving as a sequel to A Link to the Past, A Link Between Worlds returns players not only to the 2D perspective but to A Link To The Past’s map of Hyrule. The other type is the classic 2D adventure games like the original The Legend of Zelda and its SNES follow-up, A Link to the Past, the latter of which is often cited as the best Zelda game in the series. There are 3D adventures, beginning with Ocarina of Time, a game type that has gone on to become the standard for subsequent home console Zelda adventures. In many ways, there are two types of Zelda games.
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