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An official soundtrack, consisting of over a hundred tracks, was released in both physical and digital formats on May 23, 2018. Retrieved January 14, 2017. Planning to destroy the World Tree and by extension, the world, Amalthus unleashes a devastating attack.
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Akin to the previous games in the series, Xenoblade Chronicles 2 plays as an ARPG where the player controls a main character out of an overall of three. The game employs an design, with players able to freely navigate seamlessly interconnected environments. A day-and-night time cycle exists in the game, with the time of day often affecting in-game events, quests, enemy strengths, and availability. The biggest change to the gameplay comes from Blades, sentient beings that can produce a weapon to be used by a combatant, who is referred to as a Driver. These are the characters that will make up the player's party in the game. The Blade equipped on a Driver determines their class, and Blade weapon types are divided into three main categories: Attacker, Healer, and Tank. Blades will provide support to the Driver in the form of buffs and special attacks are performed by both a Driver and their Blade. Buffs and other upgrades can be unlocked through a Blade's Affinity Chart. Setting The game is set on Alrest, a water world with no stable land surface, but a never-ending sea topped with clouds. According to legend, humanity once lived atop the world's central World Tree in a paradise called Elysium with their creator, the Architect. When a Driver dies, their Blade reverts to their crystal form and have lost their memory when their next Driver awakens them. At the game's start, the nation-state from the continent Titans Mor Ardain and Uraya are on the brink of war. Plot Rex, a young, orphaned salvager who collects treasure below the cloud sea for money, is hired by the Argentum Trade Guild Chairman Bana to aid a group of people—Jin, Malos, Nia, and their Blades—in the salvage of an ancient ship. Going inside, they find Pyra, an especially powerful Blade known as an Aegis. When Rex reaches out to touch the sword in front of her, Jin fatally stabs him. He awakens on a field with Pyra, who reveals they are in a memory of Elysium. She asks him to be her Driver and bring her to Elysium and in exchange gives him half of her core crystal to revive him. With help from Nia, who defects, and Gramps, Rex's Titan companion, they manage to escape to the Titan Gormott. However, Gramps is wounded and reverts to his larval stage, which cannot carry them through the cloud sea. Soon after, they meet and are joined by the Nopon 'Driver' Tora, and Poppi, an artificial Blade whom Tora invented. The group try to get to the World Tree, only to be stopped by a monster, known as an Artifice, named Ophion. While searching for a way past him, they get embroiled in the rising tensions between Mor Ardain and Uraya. After clashing with an experienced mercenary driver named Vandham, he joins the party and Rex begins to look to him as a mentor. They learn that Jin and Malos are the leaders of Torna, a terrorist group named after a Titan destroyed in the Aegis War 500 years ago. Consisting of an evil Aegis accompanied by Flesh Eaters, which are Blades infused with human cells, they seek to destroy humanity by unleashing the most powerful Artifice, Aion, on the World Tree; after which Jin and Malos plan to kill the Architect. During a battle with the Aegis Malos, Vandham is killed and Pyra unveils her true form, the Aegis Mythra. They consider themselves sisters with shared memory, and from then on switch back and forth as needed. The group's search for a way past Ophion leads them to join forces with Drivers Mórag, the young Ardainian emperor's elder sister, and Zeke, prince of the Kingdom of Tantal from the Titan Genbu. The party is summoned to the Indoline Praetorium on Indol, which controls distribution of core crystals, by its leader, Amalthus, who is Malos's Driver. They learn that he unleashed Malos after stealing his and Mythra's core crystals from the World Tree, starting the Aegis War with Malos' rampage; then sought out another Driver, Addam, to awaken Mythra to stop him. When the ensuing battle destroyed three Titans, Mythra created Pyra to seal away her power before Addam sealed her away. Unlike other Blades, Aegises are able to maintain their bodies and memories after their Drivers' deaths. After Amalthus attempts peace talks between the Uraya and Mor Ardain, the group stops an assassination attempt by a warmongering Bana, during which the player learns Nia's status as a Flesh Eater. Soon after, in another battle, Jin threatens Rex's life to force Pyra to surrender. Malos, weakened in the Aegis War, siphons her power to restore himself to full strength. To save him, Nia reveals herself fully as a Blade, declaring her love for Rex, who in return affirms his love for the entire party, and his desire to fight for and protect them. The phantom vanishes and the spirit of Addam appears to Rex, deeming him worthy. Armed with new power, they confront Jin and Malos at cliffs near the World Tree. Despite Pyra revealing that she wanted to go to Elysium to ask the Architect for death, Rex convinces her to not give up, forcing Malos to summon Ophion, who knocks them all into the abyss beneath the Tree. In the Land of Morytha, the group is forced to work with a weakened Jin. He reveals that Amalthus destroyed Torna after the Aegis War to destroy the Aegis, unaware that Addam had already sealed Mythra away, resulting in Jin and Malos forming the group after the former lost his Driver, Lora, and consumed her heart to retain his memories. It was also Amalthus' hatred for humanity, fueled by his mother's murder, that contributed to Malos' malicious nature in the first place. Planning to destroy the World Tree and by extension, the world, Amalthus unleashes a devastating attack. The group severs his connection to them, only for him to take his true form and kill all Torna members except Jin and Malos, who goes ahead. Jin uses the last of his strength to kill Amalthus before fading away. The group arrives in Elysium, a massive space station, and meet the Architect, a scientist named Klaus. He explains that he discovered a device called the Conduit which sends objects into different dimensions, the use of which resulted in his body being split in two, one half going to another dimension, as well as the destruction of his world. To atone for his mistake, Klaus created the world around them, bringing them into existence through evolution, with Blades created to maintain the established cycle of Life. However, he was so disappointed when humanity started acting as they did in his home that he did not intervene when Amalthus stole the core crystals. Sensing that his other half is about to die, which will result in his own death, and finally seeing the good in humanity through them, Klaus sends them to stop Malos, who has obtained Aion, and uses it to fight them. The group manages to defeat Malos, who admits before he dies that he wishes he had met Rex earlier. Pyra gets the rest of the group out, as she must sacrifice herself to use Aion to safely detonate the World Tree. Rex is greatly distraught by this, but he and everyone else leave and barely survive the detonation when Gramps, thanks to Pyra, returns to his normal size and flies everyone down. As the Cloud Sea fades, they all watch the other Titans come together to form a new landmass. The game is the third title in 's Xenoblade , following the original and. Plans for the game began as early as July 2014, during the latter half of development of Xenoblade Chronicles X, out of the negative fan reaction from changes implemented in the title. While the original followed the typical structure of a general story-driven , Xenoblade Chronicles X received far less emphasis on story, and was organized in more of a mission-based structure, focused primarily on exploring the game's. The development grew impatient upon hearing the fanbase complain about the changes, and started work on another story-driven title. Because the gameplay was more of a continuation of the first title, they decided to title it Xenoblade Chronicles 2. Initial work on the game was difficult because the of the were not yet finalized or known yet, but once it was finalized, the game featured a shorter development period compared to the prior titles, with executive director citing being able to use the technological foundation established in Xenoblade Chronicles X as a means of speeding up development time. Another motivating factor was the agreement made by the team with specifically to deliver the game early on in the Nintendo Switch's lifecycle. One of Monolith Soft's objectives for the game was to give the characters a wider range of facial expressions compared to past Xenoblade titles. The lead character designer was Masatsugu Saito, who for the first time was designing characters for a video game. The developers chose him to give the protagonists a more expressive -like art style than prior Xenoblade entries, which featured a more realistic type of modeling that they found a bit too stiff. Takahashi had always wanted to work with Nomura, but as he was busy with other games at Square Enix, he hesitantly approached the company with the hopes of letting him work as a guest artist. To Takahashi's surprise, they accepted the negotiation. Notably, Tanaka designed a blade of , one of the protagonists of the trilogy. The game's story was conceived by Takahashi, with assistance from screenwriters Yuichiro Takeda and Kazuho Hyodo, who respectively worked on the even and odd chapters. Takeda, who also worked as a writer on the last two Xenoblade games, stated that the writing techniques and workflow for Xenoblade Chronicles 2 was similar to that of a movie. While it is a sequel to Xenoblade Chronicles, it features a new world and cast of characters. The game was announced in January 2017 as part of 's detailed reveal of the Nintendo Switch, with a gameplay trailer being released on the same day. Similar to the original Xenoblade, the title was announced as Xenoblade 2 in Japan, but had Chronicles added to its name in English speaking regions. The game was also a part of Nintendo's presentation at , where it was reconfirmed for release by the end of 2017. Like the original Xenoblade Chronicles, Nintendo's European division took up the reins for the English localization, who regularly communicated with Nintendo's Japanese and American divisions about decisions that could prove controversial, something that was previously an issue with Xenoblade Chronicles X. The game had a simultaneous worldwide launch on December 1, 2017, as the localization process took place during development rather than after it, unlike the first two games. Torna ~ The Golden Country Additional story-based was made for the game, with the first being. The content is being released digitally as part of the game's expansion pass on September 14, 2018, and at retail on September 21. Mitsuda, who was also in charge of the audio budget, musician booking, schedule management, and proofreading, was first invited to the project by Takahashi in December 2014. Throughout the following year, Mitsuda and Takahashi held numerous meetings discussing the overall direction of the music, eventually inviting musical group ACE and Kenji Hiramatsu, who had also worked on the first Xenoblade Chronicles. At the meetings, each composer's contribution to the soundtrack was decided, with ACE primarily handling the field music, and Hiramatsu handling the battle music. With contributions from over 300 total musicians and 20,000 sheets worth of music, Mitsuda considered it the largest project he had ever worked on, with files and data from , his music production software, surpassing one in size. Overall, there were approximately 120 tracks recorded for the game, with around 25 of them being from Mitsuda. The soundtrack features performances from the Slovakian Bratislava Symphony Choir, as well as the Irish. Mitsuda, who had always wanted to work with Anúna after becoming a fan of theirs in the 1990s, claimed that their performances for the game made him cry. Two tracks, including the ending theme written by Mitsuda, were sung by Jennifer Bird of the English acoustic duo Tomorrow Bird. Before recording, Mitsuda and Bird corresponded so that she could properly convey the characters' emotions through her singing. While recording, Bird was able to improvise melodic elements of her singing, something that did not usually happen with Mitsuda's arrangements. The video features a performance by Anúna, and was filmed and directed by , leader of the group. An official soundtrack, consisting of over a hundred tracks, was released in both physical and digital formats on May 23, 2018. Jeremy Parish of favorably compared it to. At the event in August 2017, the game received positive early hands-on impressions from gaming sites, being praised for its streamlined combat system and environments. Sales The game sold nearly 98,000 copies in its first week in Japan, and 168,000 after a month. In the United Kingdom, the game positioned itself at number 19 overall in its first week, which made it debut 9 places higher over. In the United States, it charted at number 16 for the month of December. Within a month, the game had sold over a million copies worldwide, which had risen to 1. Retrieved January 14, 2017. 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