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It’s been ten years since Xenoblade Chronicles X graced the Wii U as something of the odd duck for the series, back when Xenoblade Chronicles wasn’t even quite sure it was a series yet.

You begin as an unnamed android, waking up in a strange garden of ruins. A disembodied voice named Elohim (“God” in Hebrew) tasks you with solving puzzles in the world he’s created.