Ys X: Nordics Articles
We check out Ys X: Proud Nordics across PS5, Switch 2, and PC to compare the visuals, performance, load times, and how they compare with the original releases to help you find the best version for you.
feature by Mikhail Madnani on 06 March, 2026
Ys X: Proud Nordics for Switch 2 makes use of DLSS to deliver an even better upgrade than last year's Japanese release.
feature by Mikhail Madnani on 16 February, 2026
We check out the new Ys X: Proud Nordics PC port from PH3 and NIS America to cover the PC-exclusive features, DLSS 4.5 support, ultrawide impressions, Steam Deck recommended settings, and more.
feature by Mikhail Madnani on 16 February, 2026
We chat with Durante about PH3's work on Ys X: Proud Nordics for PC, his work on the Switch 2 and PS5 Pro versions, Trails beyond the Horizon's challenging Switch 1 port, Falcom's engine, and much more.
interview by Mikhail Madnani on 16 February, 2026
The core of Ys X remains the same, but additions to the re-release make marked improvements in places.
feature by Adam Vitale on 16 February, 2026
Ys X's Nintendo Switch 2 release comes with a host of improvements and additions to the game - but how extensive are they, really?
feature by James Galizio on 22 August, 2025
We test Ys X: Proud Nordics on Switch 2 and also the Switch versions of Ys VIII, Ys IX , Felghana, Celceta, Origin, and Ys X on Switch 2 to see how the new hardware may or may not improve the experience via backward compatibility.
feature by Mikhail Madnani on 15 August, 2025
Ahead of this month's Ys X: Nordics Western launch from NIS America, we spoke to PH3's Peter 'Durante' Thoman about the PC release, exclusive features like co-op & HDR, the state of JRPG ports on PC, and more.
interview by Mikhail Madnani on 14 October, 2024
Alongside our review, we've tested Ys X: Nordics on consoles, PC, and Steam Deck to cover the differences, exclusive features, co-op multiplayer, and more.
feature by Mikhail Madnani on 14 October, 2024
Ys X: Nordics' excellent and refreshing combat stylings are diluted by tedious exploration, uneven visual presentation, and a ho-hum story.
review by Adam Vitale on 14 October, 2024