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While I’ll do my best to avoid spoilers, it’s worth noting that the main game of Xenoblade 3 largely dealt with the consequences of two worlds merging into one but largely seemed to treat this important event as an afterthought for much of the title. Future Redeemed is largely a prequel to the base game of Xenoblade 3, largely explaining how things reached the point that they did. As Matthew ventures across the land of Aionios, he encounters the past heroes Shulk and Rex, as well as Nikol and Glimmer, two young fighters who bear a very familiar resemblance to characters you’ve seen before. It then quickly shifts to players controlling upbeat protagonist Matthew and his compatriot A as they search for Matthew’s missing sister Na’el. Future Redeemed is a climax 13 years in the making for the series, and it’s clear that if you enjoyed the previous titles in the Xenoblade series, you’ll love the story and gameplay of this DLC, too.įuture Redeemed opens up with Shulk and Rex, the protagonists of Xenoblade 1 and 2, respectively, working with the main villain of Xenoblade 3 to fight against a familiar face to fans of the series. It ties up many plot threads introduced in Xenoblade 2 and 3, and while it doesn’t answer all of the questions, many of the major plot elements left unresolved in the base game are wrapped up here in a beautiful denouement. The Future Redeemed DLC is effectively Xenoblade Chronicles 3’s victory lap. Unfortunately, that wasn’t to be the case- until now. Xenoblade Chronicles back in 2010 was largely self-contained, but Xenoblade 2 expanded the universe substantially and ended on a cliffhanger many expected to see completely explained in base Xenoblade 3. Xenoblade 3, which released last year, just dropped its story expansion in the last couple weeks, and it was basically everything I could have asked for. Welcome to Save State, where my favorite game series just released another story DLC.

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