This RPG’s character transformation mechanic is also one of those brilliant gameplay concepts that should have been copied many times since this game’s release. The Legend of Dragoon makes up for its slow story with an incredible combat system that emphasizes an almost QTE-like mechanic that helps ensure you’re rarely simply watching a battle play out. While this game was initially criticized for not living up to the standards of some of the other PS1 RPGs we’ll soon be talking about, time has been kind to the various things this game does so very well. The Legend of Dragoon’s legacy has only grown since the game’s late 1999 release, and it’s not hard to see why. With due respect to the 20+ other games that deserve to be on this list, these are the 15 best PS1 RPGs ever made. The result was a classic collection of role-playing experiences that still rank comfortably among the absolute best ever made. That sudden rise in genre popularity inspired some of the industry’s greatest RPG developers to try to outdo each other creatively and commercially. With a lot of help from Square, Sony quickly established the PlayStation as not just the home of incredible RPG experiences but as a console that was capable of effectively convincing people who previously had no real interest in RPGs that they absolutely needed to devote 50+ hours of their life to the next gaming epic. Well, if there is a console that makes that discussion an argument, it would have to be the PlayStation One. In our look at the best Super Nintendo RPGs ever, we mentioned that the SNES is arguably the greatest RPG console in video game history.
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