Noun
JRPG (plural JRPGs)
(video games) Initialism of Japanese role-playing game, a traditional genre of role-playing video game generally understood as involving a pre-determined story and player characters, and an emphasis on narrative and storytelling.
At least the company understands JRPG fans generally exist on the PC platform, but porting the more niche titles may be a risky proposition for Atlus. Source: Internet
However, Nintendo and could greatly benefit from replicating Square Enix's Final Fantasy 7 Remake, which took a classic JRPG and modernized its gameplay for the current generation. Source: Internet
Final Fantasy may be regarded as one of the most iconic JRPG titles but Dragon Quest definitely comes a close second, especially in age and length. Source: Internet
The company announced both a Final Fantasy 7 Remake was pushed from March 3, 2020, to April 10, 2020, putting Square Enix's cyberpunk JRPG into direct competition with CD Projekt Red's RPG for April's biggest game. Source: Internet
For better or worse, Sharla is as traditional as JRPG healers come– at least from a battle perspective. Source: Internet
The best of them—often made by the Japanese developer Treasure—frequently couch these levels within absolutely impenetrable, surrealist narratives, with all the scope and philosophical splendor of a good JRPG but only a fraction of the run-time. Source: Internet