In all honesty, it was a pretty horrible console generation for me.
I used to be mostly a JRPG gamer, but there wasn't even a single JRPG that absolutely fascinated me this gen.
My favorite developer tri-Ace suffered so much budget issues that it clearly shows (Star Ocean Integrity And Faithlessness and Exist Archive) and Akitoshi Kawazu brought out SaGa Scarlet Grace, but it doesn't have the feeling of exploration I loved about the previous titles (at least we got remasters of RSG 2&3). Camelot still sticks to making sport games and tri-Crescendo is back only helping with the sound.
None of the new AA developers that emerges did anything I enjoyed. Compile Hearts only makes crap, Tokyo Factory has the heart at the right place but absolutely no clue about good game design and Kemco releases their better titles on mobile-only. Octopath Traveler wasn't as good as I hoped as it was way to formulaic. And Alliance Alive which I had high hopes for as it is inspired by the SaGa series didn't really manage to capture the Akitoshi Kawazu spirit and also horrible balancing issues.
Atlus is still popular with the crowd, but they never made games that I enjoyed playing so far and this gen that didn't change.
At least Falcom still knows how make fun games, maybe Ys VIII is even the best JRPG i played this gen except for indie titles. Unfortunately I'm not the biggest fan of "wall of text" games so Trials (probably the most popular JRPG series lately) isn't really for me either.
And of course there's still Final Fantasy and I even still liked FFXV, but it also had so many flaws that it's hard for me to call it anything near a masterpiece. And FFVII Remake I simple wasn't interested in, already having played the original and also the fact that it doesn't even adapt the full story and for that is way overpriced.
At least we got some nice indie JRPGs. I remember enjoyed Cosmic Star Heroine, Shadow of Adam and Ara Fell Enhanced Edition quite a bit for example. Still the difference between small indie projects and high budget AAA titles from the 16-bit era are still quite noticable.
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Another topic is that this gen, it felt kind of pointless to even have bought a console. Almost every game I was ever interested in released for PC anyway.
Anyway, this gen I actually ended up playing repetitive games the most:
Slay The Spire
Parkitect
Magic: The Gathering Arena
They Are Billions
Those were the games I played forever this gen.