| 3DS | Adventure Bar Story (DL only) | Rideon | Raise your levels as an adventurer (by eating) and as a barkeep (by bartending and gathering materials)! Localization is lacking in the charm depatment |
| 3DS | Etrian Odyssey V: Beyond the Myth | Atlus | Adds a variety of races to character creation, and features a branching skill tree for character progression/class mastery, removes overworld exploration |
| 3DS | Inazuma Eleven GO: Light/Shadow (PAL only) | Level-5 | Set 10 years after IE3, there are now evil soccer overlords and spirits you can summon during matches to enhance special moves |
| 3DS | Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth | Atlus | A P3/P4 crossover with Etrian Odyssey-styled gameplay; characters equip Personas to change affinities/attacks/weaknesses as well as sub-Personas that confer extra abilities |
| 3DS | Pokemon Gold/Silver/Crystal (VC) | Game Freak | See GBC |
| 3DS | Pokemon X/Y | Game Freak | Pokemon brought into the 3D realm of not-France, statistics of 'mons can be further raised and refined via minigames |
| 3DS | Project X Zone 2 | Monolith Soft | Plays the same as its predecessor, but Segata Sanshiro is an available character; thereby making this game the best ever- I don't make the rules |
| 3DS | Shining Force: The Sword of Hajya (VC) | Sonic Software Planning | See GG |
| 3DS | Sword of Hope II (VC) | Kemco | See GB |
| 3DS | Swords & Darkness (DL only) | Aplus/Arc System Works | A side-scrolling beat-em-up with no special features of note |
| 3DS | The Battle Cats POP! (DL only) | Ponos | More of a tower defense game, but you do use accumulated XP to level up and change the apeparance of your extremely weird cat crew |
| 3DS | The Denpa Men: They Came By Wave (DL only) | Genius Sonority | A quirky little game where you use AR to gather up little men to use as party members, naturally there is also a rock-paper-scissors feel to it |
| 3DS | Unchained Blades (DL only) | FuRyu | Identical to the PSP version except for the placement of dungeon maps on the bottom screen |
| DS | Blue Dragon: Awakened Shadow | Tri-Crescendo | ARPG with a customizable protagonist, Shu and the gang are AI-controlled party members |
| DS | Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin | Konami | Metroidvania with highly varied level design and two switchable playable protagonists - CHARLOTTEJONATHANCHARLOTTE |
| DS | Luminous Arc 2 | Imageepoch | Not terribly different from the first, can be quite difficult, endings are determined by pre-battle dialouge choices |
| DS | Naruto: Path of the Ninja 2 | Tose | Plays like the first game, but is more of an original filler story than directly following the source material |
| DS | Pokemon Black/White | Game Freak | Incredible animated spritework and perhaps the best storyline in the franchise |
| DS | Ragnarok DS | GungHo | As the title implies, it's Ragnarok Online, except on the DS; only a max of 3 can play together, but there is a storyline to follow |
| DS | Rondo of Swords | Success | An SRPG where you have to run a route through enemies to engage them in combat |
| DS | The World Ends With You | Jupiter/Square Enix | A fashionable, frantic ARPG that utilizes badges of sorts to determine attack abilities |
| FC | Dream Master | Birthday | Not Little Nemo! More puzzle-based than most games of the era, cool concept |
| FC | Esper Dream 2: Aratanaru Tatakai | Konami | Cute pastel sprite work and ARPG gameplay |
| FC | Hydlide 3: Yami Kara no Houmonsha | T&E Soft | There is no such thing as a good Hydlide game. |
| FC | Karakuri Kengou Den Musashi Lord: Karakuri Jin Hashiru! | Kose | ARPG based on the robot anime |
| FC | Metal Max | Crea-Tech/Data East | Mad Max: the JRPG! Featuring vehicle combat! |
| FC | Shinsenden | Tamtex | Another day, another eastern-themed DQ clone |
| FC | STED: Iseki Wakusei no Yabou | ADK | Very Phantasy Star-like |
| Game Gear | Ax Battler: A Legend of Golden Axe | Aspect/Sega | Side-scrolling ARPG; no leveling but magic pots can be used to upgrade skills |
| GB+GBC | Lil' Monster | Kid Corp | Another of the many Poke-clones |
| GB+GBC | Revelations: The Demon Slayer/Megami Tensei Gaiden: Last Bible | Multimedia Intelligence Transfer | Megami Tensei for kids, more medieval-themed than its mother series |
| GBA | Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow | KCET | Metroidvania with the addition of collecting enemy souls to augment abilities |
| GBA | Final Fantasy V Advance | Square Enix/Tose | Updated graphics, new jobs, and a new boss battle compared to the original |
| GBA | Harvest Moon: Friends of Mineral Town | Marvelous | Level up your tools and grow your farm (and find a nice girl to settle down with) |
| GBA | Mega Man Battle Network 5: Team Colonel/Team Protoman | Capcom | You've seen it before, but now there are powerful Dark Chips! |
| GBA | Pokemon FireRed/LeafGreen | Game Freak | Remakes of Red/Green versions |
| GBA | Yu-Gi-Oh!: The Sacred Cards | Konami | Surprisingly, there's a story surrounding the gameplay of a children's card game. You level by dueling. Shrug. |
| GBA | Zelda II: The Adventure of Link | Nintendo | See NES |
| Genesis | Sorcerer's Kingdom | NCS | SRPG where each character's individual move phase leads to the entire enemy's movephase, stat leveling is FFII-like |
| Genesis | Traysia | Telenet | Fairly standard, grid-based combat |
| JP GBA | Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade | Intelligent Systems | AKA FE6 - Roy's our boy, and here's where you play as him! |
| JP PSP | Digimon World Re: Digitize | Tri-Crescendo | Plays like the first Digimon World game, but also has an overarching storyline to follow |
| JP PSP | Valkyria Chronicles 3 | Sega/Media.Vision | Runs parallel to the first game, dark in tone but very anime-like characters, plays like the other games in the series |
| JP Saturn | Vandal Hearts | KCET | A spiffed up version of the PSX game, with new maps/spells/music/items |
| JP Wii | Pokemon Fushigi no Dungeon - Ikuzo! Arashi no Boukendan | Chunsoft | Stack water Pokemon in a WiiWare-exclusive Mystery Dungeon adventure! |
| NES | Rygar | Tecmo | Difficult Metroid-like sidescrolling ARPG with lots of enemy killing via yo-yo-like shield and experience to gain |
| NES | Willow | Capcom | Yes, based off the 80's movie with Warwick Davis and Val Kilmer. Solid ARPG gameplay! |
| PC Engine | Hisou Kaihei X-SERD | Masaya | A mech-based SRPG with separate XP bars for attack and evasion |
| PC Engine | Lady Sword: Ryakudatsu Sareta 10 Nin no Otome | Hacker International | First-person dungeon crawler with no visible XP and monsters that attack in your sleep |
| PS2 | Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 | Spike | An absolute ton of playable characters, but a bit of meat taken out of the story mode, as well as diminishing the RPG elements |
| PS2 | Forever Kingdom | FromSoftware | Sequel to Evergrace, similar equipment-focused character growth, ARPG where all characters share damage taken |
| PS2 | Front Mission 4 | Square Enix | Mecha SRPG with more complex mechanics such as a day/night system |
| PS2 | Grandia III | Game Arts | Same time and distance-based combat as the first two, disproportionate story pacing but solid nonetheless |
| PS2 | Radiata Stories | Tri-Ace | ARPG with a majorly branching storyline, tons of recruitable characters (all with their own schedules), and lots to kick! |
| PS2 | Ring of Red | Konami | Alternate-history military turn-based strategy game with cool mechs |
| PS2 | Suikoden III | KCET | The turn-based epic saga continues, a variety of protagonists, can import data from the PSX games for bonuses |
| PS2 | Tales of Legendia | Namco | Reverts back to the linear combat of earlier entries, about half of the game takes place after the final boss is defeated |
| PS2 | Wild Arms 3 | Media.Vision | Wild West-themed, turn-based, town discovery requires utilizing a GPS-like system, frequent encounters |
| PS3 | Castlevania: Symphony of the Night (PSone Classics) | Konami | See PSX |
| PS3 | Chrono Trigger (PSone Classics) | Tose/Square | See PSX |
| PS3 | Class of Heroes 2G | Zerodiv | Enhanced version of the PSP first-person dungeon crawler with more skills/party members/dungeons |
| PS3 | Cross Edge | Compile Heart | Crossover RPG with characters from Darkstalkers and Disgaea among others, combo-based gameplay, loads of technical issues |
| PS3 | Disgaea: Hour of Darkness (PS2 Classic) | Nippon Ichi | See PS2 |
| PS3 | Dragon's Dogma | Capcom | Open-world ARPG with some grappling elements and lots of customizability |
| PS3 | Eiyuu Senki: The World Conquest (DL only) | Tenco/5pb. | An SRPG with an alternative historical slant - major world leaders are all portrayed as women; stats are built by completing sidequests and upgrading troops |
| PS3 | Final Fantasy VII (PSone Classics) | Square | See PSX |
| PS3 | Hyperdimension Neptunia mk2 | Compile Heart/Idea Factory | Largely the same as the first, has an affection point system as well as item synthesis |
| PS3 | Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 Remix | Square Enix | Contains the previously JP-exclusive Final Mix version of KHI with added story and gameplay changes, Re: Chain of Memories, and a series of cutscenes from 358/2 Days |
| PS3 | Resonance of Fate | Tri-Ace | Free-roaming gun-heavy "cinematic" battle system, only 3 party members, a lot of moral gray areas |
| PS3 | Rune Factory: Tides of Destiny | Neverland | Harvesting, adventuring, and seafaring in order to raise islands from the bottom of the ocean, with bonus Move controls |
| PS3 | Shin Megami Tensei: Digital Devil Saga 2 (PS2 Classics) | Atlus | See PS2 |
| PS3 | Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne (PS2 Classics) | Atlus | See PS2 |
| PS3 | Tales of Graces f | Namco Tales Studio | Enhanced localization of a JP-only Wii Tales title, very technical combat system, takes place at multiple times through the party's lives |
| PS3 | The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel | Falcom | Beginning of another major arc in the Trails series, adds co-op link attacks to combat, structure is based in a school-type environment |
| PS3 | The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel II | Falcom | Takes place soon after the first game - basically required playing if you liked the first one |
| PS3 | Threads of Fate (PSone Classics) | Square | See PSX |
| PS3 | Wild Arms (PSone Classics) | Media Vision | See PSX |
| PS4 | Atelier Rorona: The Alchemist of Arland DX (DL only) | Gust | Adds fast travel/combat and a formerly preorder-only costume |
| PS4 | Chronus Arc | Hit-Point | See 3DS |
| PS4 | Conception Plus: Maidens of the Twelve Stars | Spike Chunsoft | A remake of the first Conception game; increasing your bond with different women to produce "children" who will become your allies in battle |
| PS4 | Crystal Ortha (DL only) | Hit-Point | See Switch |
| PS4 | Dark Cloud 2 (DL only) | Level-5 | See PS2 |
| PS4 | Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth | Media.Vision | See Vita |
| PS4 | Fairy Fencer F: Advent Dark Force | Compile Heart/Idea Factory | Adds two branching story paths, allows for a larger party size in combat, and gives more difficulty options to choose from |
| PS4 | Final Fantasy IX (DL only) | Square | See PSX, but with some QoL changes |
| PS4 | Final Fantasy VII Remake | Square Enix | Technically only the first part of FFVII remade as an ARPG, widely expands (and deviates from) the story as originally told |
| PS4 | Final Fantasy XV Pocket Edition HD (DL only) | SummerTimeStudio/Square Enix | See XBO |
| PS4 | Oninaki (DL only) | Tokyo RPG Factory | An ARPG that relies on crossing the line between the land of the living and the spiritual plane, where demons of different classes are used to help attack |
| PS4 | Persona 5 | Atlus | See PS3 |
| PS4 | Secret of Mana | Q Studios/Square | See Vita |
| PS4 | Super Robot Wars OG: The Moon Dwellers (Asia English) | B.B. Studio | Serves as a new entry point to the OG series (which has no cameos as opposed to the main series), SRPG combat with assists based on positioning, multiple protagonists |
| PS4 | Super Robot Wars X (Asia English) | B.B. Studio | Crossover chaos continues, focus is on Mashin Hero Wataru, Gurren Lagann, and Cross Ange in addition to many other cameos; nerfs some units from V |
| PS4 | Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet | Dimps | See XBO |
| PS4 | World of Final Fantasy | Square Enix | See Vita |
| PS4 | Yakuza 0 | Ryu ga Gotoku Studio | Money serves as a sort of XP in this prequel to the main series, starring 80's Kiryu and Majima |
| PS4 | Yakuza Kiwami 2 | Ryu ga Gotoku Studio | A retelling of Yakuza 2, adding minigames seen in other series entries as well as prequel chapters (and more Majima) |
| PS4 | Ys IX: Monstrum Nox | Falcom | Carries over a lot of gameplay elements from Ys VIII; Adol's most story/character-heavy tale yet; features new movement mechanics for world traversal |
| PS5 | Demon's Souls | FromSoftware/Bluepoint | Revitalizes the original Souls game, adding some handy item management QoL features; just as difficult as the original |
| PSP | Arc the Lad (PSone Classics) | G-Craft/ARC Entertainment | See PSX |
| PSP | Disgaea 2: Dark Hero Days | Nippon Ichi | Adds characters from Disgaea 3, a story mode focusing on Axel, and other QoL changes brought over from Disgaea 3 |
| PSP | Favorite Dear: Jyunpaku no Yogensha (PSone Classics) | NEC Interchannel | See PS3 |
| PSP | Final Fantasy | Tose/Square Enix | Uses bonus dungeon and translation from Dawn of Souls (GBA), has updated 2D graphics, FMVs and soundtrack, arguably the definitive version of the game |
| PSP | Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep | Square Enix | Prequel to the main series, with three playable characters and generally similar ARPG gameplay, albeit with the ability to customize commands available in battle |
| PSP | Kingdom of Paradise | Climax Entertainment | ARPG with lots of references to Chinese culture, customization of martial arts moves in combat, stat allocation when leveling up is determined by favored battle actions |
| PSP | Knights in the Nightmare | Sting | Very similar to DS version save for resolution and a smoother control scheme |
| PSP | Parasite Eve (PSone Classics) | Square | See PSX |
| PSP | Parasite Eve II (PSone Classics) | Square | See PSX |
| PSP | Riviera: The Promised Land | Sting | Adds full voice acting, more CG images, and more events to the GBA version of the game |
| PSP | Shadow Tower (PSone Classics) | FromSoftware | See PSX |
| PSP | Shepherd's Crossing | Success | Adds a few QoL changes but otherwise spiffs up the visuals of the original |
| PSP | The Legend of Heroes II: Prophecy of the Moonlight Witch | Microvision/Falcom | First game in the Gagharv trilogy, despite western release order; gameplay is still very traditional, arguably bland, continues the pet system from the previous game |
| PSP | The Legend of Heroes III: Song of the Ocean | Microvision/Falcom | Last in the Gagharv trilogy, but chronologically between the other two; still linear but allows for importing of data from the previous two games |
| PSP | The Legend of Heroes: A Tear of Vermillion | Microvision/Falcom | Second game in the Gagharv trilogy, despite western release order; run-of-the-mill turn-based gameplay and an arbitrary pet system |
| PSP | Unchained Blades (DL only) | FuRyu | First-person dungeon crawler with monster recruitment, customizable party members; made by a large number of industry veterans |
| PSX | Breath of Fire III | Capcom | More Ryu, but with more dragon forms! Intoduces the Master System and Faerie Town features |
| PSX | Dragon Warrior VII | Heart Beat | Looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong Dragon Quest game |
| PSX | Final Fantasy Chronicles | Tose/Square | Contains inferior versions of Final Fantasy IV and Chrono Trigger |
| PSX | Final Fantasy Origins | Tose/Square | Contains Final Fantasy I and Final Fantasy II (first localized appearance) |
| PSX | Kagero: Deception II | Tecmo | String together traps to make your own Rube Goldberg of death! |
| PSX | Tail of the Sun | Artdink | Be caveman. Go hunting. Build tower of mammoth bone. More of a life-sim really |
| PSX | Tales of Destiny | Wolf Team | First localized Tales title with a similar 2D real-time combat system to its predecessor |
| SFC | Cyber Knight II: Chikyuu Teikoku no Yabou | Atelier Double/Group SNE | Similar gameplay but massive graphical leap over the first |
| SFC | Dark Half | West One | Item-based leveling system; also, spoiler alert (not really): You play the antagonist! |
| SFC | Laplace no Ma | Humming Bird Soft | Lovecraftian spooky JRPG |
| SFC | Magna Braban: Henreki no Yuusha | Lenar | Gambits and auto-combat long before FFXII was even a thing |
| SFC | Super Chinese World 3 - Chou Jigen Daisakusen | Culture Brain | Two different battle modes to choose from: ARPG or turn-based, each with their own storylines |
| SFC | Tactics Ogre | Quest | Epic storyline, lots of important choices to make - even at the very beginning of the game! |
| SFC | Treasure Hunter G | Sting | Another forgotten Square-published game, action point-based SRPG |
| SFC | Ys IV: Mask of the Sun | Tonkin House | Non-canonical to the Ys series after the release of Memories of Celceta |
| SNES | Brain Lord | Produce | ARPG featuring dungeon puzzles and little monsters that follow you |
| SNES | Breath of Fire II | Capcom | Direct sequel to BoF I |
| SNES | Lufia & the Fortress of Doom | Neverland | Standard turn-based combat, but targeting dead enemies will lead to a wasted turn |
| SNES | Ogre Battle: The March of the Black Queen | Quest | Epic overarching story with RTS elements |
| Switch | Asdivine Hearts (DL only) | Exe-Create | See Wii U |
| Switch | Atelier Lulua: The Scion of Arland | Gust | See PS4 |
| Switch | Atelier Ryza 2: Lost Legends and the Secret Fairy | Gust | See PS5 |
| Switch | Dragon Quest XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age - Definitive Edition | Armor Project/Square Enix | Lots of QoL changes including adding the symphonic score, extra quests/party chat, and more; can be played in either 2D or 3D modes |
| Switch | Ender Lilies: Quietus of the Knights (DL only) | Live Wire/Adglobe | A heavily atmospheric Metroidvania utilizing spirits to aid in attack and traversal |
| Switch | Fairy Fencer F: Advent Dark Force | Compile Heart/Idea Factory | See PS4 |
| Switch | Fairy Tail | Gust | See PS4 |
| Switch | Final Fantasy VIII Remastered (DL only) | Square | See PSX, but with some QoL changes |
| Switch | Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster | Virtuos/Square Enix | See PS3 |
| Switch | Frane: Dragon's Odyssey (DL only) | Exe-Create | See Vita |
| Switch | I Am Setsuna (DL only) | Tokyo RPG Factory | See PS4 |
| Switch | Lapis x Labyrinth | Nippon Ichi | See PS4 |
| Switch | Little Town Hero | Game Freak | See XBO |
| Switch | Nelke & the Legendary Alchemists: Ateliers of the New World | Gust | See PS4 |
| Switch | Poison Control | Nippon Ichi | See PS4 |
| Switch | Ring Fit Adventure | Nintendo | Conjure a literal sweat and work (out) to save the world with the help of a magical pilates ring! Character progression is measured though XP |
| Switch | The Alliance Alive HD Remastered | Cattle Call | See PS4 |
| Switch | The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel IV | Falcom | See PS4 |
| Switch | Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore | Atlus | Adds new side stories and all previous DLC; allows a secondary party member to be called into combat; other QoL changes |
| Switch | Touhou Genso Wanderer Reloaded | Aqua Style | See PS4 |
| Switch | Trials of Mana | Xeen/Square Enix | See PS4 |
| Switch | Witch & Hero (DL only) | FK Digital/Flyhigh Works | See 3DS |
| Switch | Witch & Hero II (DL only) | Flyhigh Works | See 3DS |
| TurboGrafx-16 | Double Dungeons | NCS | Co-op first-person dungeon crawl |
| Vita | Atelier Shallie Plus: Alchemists of the Dusk Sea | Gust | Adds all DLC, new costumes, superbosses, and brings over characters from other Atelier games to flesh out the story |
| Vita | Bonds of the Skies (DL only) | Hit-Point | See 3DS |
| Vita | Damascus Gear: Operation Tokyo | Aplus | An isometric dungeon crawler of sorts where you pilot a mech to complete missions, which give you parts to upgrade your stats with |
| Vita | Dragon's Crown | Vanillaware | See PS3 |
| Vita | Final Fantasy VI (PSone Classics) | Tose/Square | See PSX |
| Vita | Grandia (PSone Classics) | Game Arts | See PSX |
| Vita | Mind Zero | Acquire/Zerodiv | First-person dungeon crawler with some Persona-like atmosphere; losing all MP in combat will make characters vulnerable |
| Vita | Revenant Saga | Exe-Create | See Wii U |
| Vita | Stranger of Sword City | Experience | More first-person dungeon crawling, highly customizable party, permadeath of party members is something to manage, lots of challenge |
| Vita | Suikoden (PSone Classics) | Konami | See PSX |
| Vita | Sword Art Online: Hollow Fragment (DL only) | Aquria | Takes place during the anime's first arc but is a spinoff, has content from a JP-only prequel game included, with ARPG MMO-styled combat and dating sim elements |
| Vita | Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together (DL only) | Square Enix/Quest | See PSP |
| Vita | Tales of Hearts R | 7thChord/Namco Bandai | Remake of a previously JP-only DS title; leveling is done by improving a character's signature weapon, emphasizes air combos and union special attacks in combat |
| Vita | Tokyo Xanadu | Falcom | ARPG with a modern setting; rock-paper-scissors-like enemy weaknesses require quick party member swapping, linear dungeons |
| Vita | Valhalla Knights 2: Battle Stance (DL only) | K2 | See PSP |
| Vita | Warriors of the Lost Empire (DL only) | Platinum Egg | See PSP |
| Vita | Xenogears (PSone Classics) | Square | See PSX |
| Wii | Pandora's Tower | Ganbarion | ARPG with a focus on environmental puzzle-solving and a time-based curse mechanic |
| Wii | Rune Factory: Tides of Destiny | Neverland | More farming and fighting, with some seafaring sprinkled in! |
| Wii | Shiren the Wanderer | Chunsoft | Actually the third game in the Shiren the Wanderer sub-series of Mystery Dungeon roguelike games |
| Wii | The Last Story | Artoon/Mistwalker | ARPG with tactical and stealth elements including a cover system and issuing orders to AI party members in real-time |
| Wii | Xenoblade Chronicles | Monolith Soft | I'm really feeling loads of sidequests and ARPG combat! |
| Wii U | Golden Sun: The Lost Age (VC) | Camelot | See GBA |
| Wii U | Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Blue Rescue Team (VC) | Chunsoft | See DS |
| Wii U | Pokemon Ranger: Shadows of Almia (VC) | Creatures Inc. | See DS |
| Wii U | Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars (VC) | Square | See SNES |
| Wii U | Xenoblade Chronicles (DL only) | Monolith Soft | See Wii |
| Xbox 360 | Fist of the North Star: Ken's Rage | Koei | Thousands upon thousands of enemies are already dead - musou/ARPG gameplay |
| Xbox 360 | Phantasy Star II (DL only) | Sega | See GEN |
| Xbox 360 | Unholy Heights (DL only) | Petit Depotto | An insane cross between a tower defense and an apartment manager sim, where you manage an abode for monsters that have their own lives |
| Xbox One | Asdivine Menace (DL only) | Exe-Create | See Vita |
| Xbox One | Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night | ArtPlay | Iga doing what Iga does (arguably) best: Metroidvanias; it's not Castlevania, but it's about as close as you'll get these days |
| Xbox One | Dark Souls III | FromSoftware | More ways to die and keep dying; combat is overall more fluid than previous games, an MP-like system is introduced |
| Xbox One | Final Fantasy XV Pocket Edition HD (DL only) | SummerTimeStudio/Square Enix | A condensed version of FFXV's story, with a drastically different artstyle and a shift to a more overhead/isometric perspective |
| Xbox One | Revenant Dogma (DL only) | Exe-Create | See Vita |
| Xbox One | Yakuza 0 (DL only) | Ryu ga Gotoku Studio | See PS4 |
| Xbox One | Yakuza 4 Remastered (DL only) | Ryu ga Gotoku Studio | See PS4 |
| Xbox One | Scarlet Nexus (DL only) | Tose/Bandai Namco | See PS5 |
| Xbox One | Ender Lilies: Quietus of the Knights (DL only) | Live Wire/Adglobe | See Switch |
| Xbox Series | Ender Lilies: Quietus of the Knights (DL only) | Live Wire/Adglobe | See Switch |
| Switch | Ys IX: Monstrum Nox | Falcom | See PS4 |
| PS5 | Tales of Arise | Bandai Namco | Makes changes both welcome and unwelcome to the series, including a shared pool of points used for healing/buffs, comic book-style skits, removal of post-battle banter, and the cutest Tales mascot EVER |
| Wonderswan | Digimon Adventure 02: Tag Tamers | SIMS/Bandai | Turn-based digital monster collecting, fighting, and fusing gameplay, elaborates on a very important plot point in the anime |
