Where the 2000s were a period of reinvigoration for JRPGs, the 2010s were a time of refinement and modernization. JRPGs were once again fully established in the gaming zeitgeist, having successfully come out the other side of the brown shooter years, so the next order of business was to figure out where we were going with it all. What can a JRPG be to make it, well, more of a JRPG, while also becoming more appealing to both die-hard fans and the mainstream audience?
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