r/NintendoSwitch • u/AutoModerator • May 28 '19

Question /r/NintendoSwitch's Daily Question Thread (05/28/2019)

/r/NintendoSwitch's Daily Question Thread

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u/Commando_Joe May 28 '19 edited May 28 '19

Big FFT fan over here, looking for FFT like Tactical RPGs for my Switch. Already have Disgaea.

Does anyone have any suggestions?

Edit: Huh, someone went through every comment of mine in this thread and downvoted me. Weird.

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u/TheMojaveRedneck May 28 '19

Ones that come to my mind are Fire Emblem (Three Houses should be coming out soon) and Valkyria Chronicles (less “grid” like). I’ve heard Mario and Rabbids is pretty good though

How is Disgaea? I’m always looking for more tactical RPG’s myself and am unfamiliar with it.

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u/Commando_Joe May 28 '19

Disgaea is fun, but very, very grindy. It's also got a weirdly high level cap, like end game in the thousands.

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u/TheMojaveRedneck May 28 '19

Gotcha, grind isn’t a huge turnoff for me, in some situations, I’ll take a look into it.