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Test Chamber – Xenoblade Chronicles X's End-Game Mechs And Locations
In the process of our Xenoblade Chronicles X review, we sat down for a Test Chamber that represented the experience after the first several hours. With our playthrough now complete, we decided to take a second look and show off some of the late-game features. Chief among those features is the arrival of skells -- giant mechanized suits that can be used for combat, exploration, and flight. In addition, we can now show off several of the other continents that appear throughout the game, each of which has distinct monsters, flora, and landscapes. There's a lot to dissect in the pros and cons of the game, we cover some in the video but be sure to read my full review of Xenoblade Chronicles X to learn more. You can also learn more about the development of this game and the director's favorite RPGS in this interview.
Check out the video below to see some of the game's (spoiler-free) later content.
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