The Xenoblade series no longer deals in easy answers or deus ex machina, and we prefer it that way
If Tetsuya Takahashi is making a Xeno- game, you can bet it probably has something to do with gods and the shackles of corrupt religion. Xenogears – the Xenoblade series’ PlayStation 1 ancestor – is dripping with subtle and not-so-subtle references to spiritual traditions and wrongheaded religious authority. Not to mention the standard themes you often expect to find in RPGs: killing gods and freeing humanity.
Defeating their real foes is just the start. The actual struggle comes from trying to decide what happens afterwards – how to live or think without someone telling you what to do The members of Colony 9 struggle in adapting to a life without strife and the constant need to prove themselves
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