Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Expansion Pass – Nintendo Switch [Digital]

Xenoblade 2 Expansion- Must buy! - The Expansion Pass for Xenoblade Chronicles 2 adds a lot of value and honestly feels like more than just extra content. The Torna story was the highlight for me. It plays like its own game with a tighter story and a slightly different combat system that actually felt smoother and easier to get into. It also made certain moments from the main game hit harder once you understand the backstory. I also liked the extra blades, quests, and challenge mode. It gave me a reason to keep playing after I finished the main story. Some parts can feel a little grindy, but nothing that took away from the overall experience. If you liked the base game, this is definitely worth it. It adds a lot without feeling like filler and actually improves how you see the whole story.

Absolute must have - Amazing game, incredible value, a must have for any fans of the series +10/10

Great price, easy download - Digital product came quick and was easy to claim. Its rare to get a discount on Nintendo games so the price was great also!

Best way to purchase digital items. - It was convenient. I’m glad I was able to pay for it through PayPal pay in 4, and was able to not pay in full. Wish all stores support pay in 4

Good - Great product. Just as advertised and was worth the price.

Lora! - Learn the story of Jin's frozen corpse girlfriend from the base game! She is the best though. He's just weird. Mythra is there and she is looking fine as ever too.

Definitely a worthy prequel to Xenoblade 2 - Whether you play this expansion first or after xenoblade chronicles 2, you will have fun.

Good DLC - Classic game and good port on Switch, would recommend.

Difficulty ratcheted up? - I originally played xenoblade 2 when it released a couple years ago. After playing xenoblade 3 (i did not enjoy it), i decided to go back to 2 and get the dlc. Theres a ton of added missions, some added blades and the added story mode of torna. Im still workjng through the main campaign, but it feels much more difficult than i remember. I remember referring to the game as 'comfy' when it first came out, now im having to really focus on my blades and combos to beat the bosses and unique monsters. No complaints, just feels different than my first playthrough. I do feel the dlc has made the game feel fresh, allowing me to play with a new roster and abilities. Gave it a 4 out of 5 primarily because the price hasnt changed even though its 18 months old and the 3rd game is out. Definitely worth a pickup if you are going for a second playthrough.

Down with D-L-C - DLC... yea you know me! Whos down with DLC?! YEA YOU KNOW MEEE!!

An expansion that adds volumes to the main game - I waited to play this DLC until after I finished the main Xenoblade Chronicles 2 game. The DLC story is a prequel to the main game, and I don't think you have to play the main game first, but it will hit a lot harder if you do. The gameplay mechanics are very simple compared to the main game, and the length is under 20 hours. Even though you play as different characters, I found that I almost liked the DLC as much as the main game. It is pretty dark and depressing, but it adds so much to characters that you didn't know as much about in the main game. The next time I play Xenoblade 2, I will play the DLC first (chronological order) to see the story progress in a different way.

Better Than The Base Game - Note: This expansion pass is for people who already own Xenoblade 2 and want to purchase the Torna DLC campaign, along with other assorted bits of content like the Shulk and Fiora encounters. Nintendo marketed this DLC really strangely, but that's what you'll get if you buy this. I mainly purchased this for Torna, and the 30-hour prequel campaign was really good. I liked it better than the base game, primarily because it respects the player's time a LOT more, and the story and characters were significantly more enjoyable. Torna streamlines and simplifies a lot of the bloated features that, in my opinion, weighed Xenoblade 2 down. The inventory is simpler, you don't have to manage every shop in the world yourself, and there are only 3 playable characters with no "rolling" for random Blades. This cuts down on the clutter and busywork that took up about 30% of Xenoblade 2's playtime. It just feels so much better to battle and explore without getting bogged down in those horrible menus. The story is still not amazing, but it wasn't actively bad in the ways I felt Xenoblade 2 could sometimes be. A lot of the uncomfortable anime tropes are played down in favor of the characters speaking and acting like normal people. The distinct lack of catgirls and maids was a major improvement. Also the jazz-inspired music is phenomenal. Overall I think Torna was a great update to Xenoblade 2 and it's the portion of the game I'll be playing if I ever decide to revisit it.

Xenoblade 2 - Fun extras and adds a lot of content to grind through.

Lots of content - Good extra content for a great game, adds dozens of hours.

Amazing additions - Big additions to the game, Torna the golden country is a fun prequel to the base game.

Excellent DLC content - This is DLC done right. It comes with its own game to expand on the story to some of the other characters in the game. It also adds comes with a lot of extra goodies. for the main game, and if you get it before you start the game it really helps you get started with some extra money and items

Hey look, a money grab - A boring dlc that was almost not worth the purchase, only get if you're a completionist like I am.

Great find - This is the prequil. Even if you try to find a physical form of this to buy, it'll be a download code. This was the best price I found for the add on game.

Amazing and beautiful - Fast code delivery and amazing game. Must-have game of 2020.

Good - Really great addition to the base game and worth it.