Disgaea 5 Complete Review

By Griffin Vacheron

The arrival of Disgaea 5 on Nintendo’s new hybrid device is, intentional or not, exceedingly well-timed. That’s because Switch is the one Nintendo console lacking a compelling strategy RPG experience, no thanks to the release of Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia for the waning 3DS exclusively. If you played Disgaea 5 on PS4 the Switch version may not be enough to draw you…

  • Deep and endless tactical customization
  • All DLC from PS4 included
  • Handheld mode looks and works wonderfully
  • Endearing cast meets rock-solid mechanics, just like before
  • Downsides to the original haven't changed, nor will Complete win over non-fans

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