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World of Final Fantasy
World of Final Fantasy combines classic RPG gameplay mechanics with fresh and imaginative toy-like visuals. As a brand-new title in the Final Fantasy franchise, this game can be enjoyed by both fans and newcomers to the series. Players will lead a pair of twins through varied Final Fantasy worlds and encounter the adorably familiar monsters therein...
Details
- Released
- October 25, 2016
- Developer
- Tose, Square Enix Business Division 3
- Genres
- Role-playing (RPG) · Tactical · Adventure
- Publisher
- Square Enix
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World of Final Fantasy Reviews
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Whether you’ve played past titles in the franchise or not, World of Final Fantasy is a seriously strong JRPG that any fan of the genre should get a kick out of. Emotional, hilarious and deep, it proves yet again that a good RPG is about more than just thwarting a world-ending menace - it’s about the journey and everyone who makes it worthwhile.
Over the years, there have been a few attempts to unify the many worlds within the Final Fantasy universe. World of Final Fantasy accomplishes that feat in a masterful way so mount your Chocobo and let's explore this new yet familiar territory.
World of Final Fantasy is the love-letter to Final Fantasy fans I never knew I would enjoy. As an on-and-off follower of the JRPG superstar franchise over its
Despite being the first Final Fantasy game I had played in a long time, World of Final Fantasy felt like something new yet quite familiar – and the fact that it was easily accessible and fast to pick up made it all the more fun. While the whole Lillikin/Jiant thing tends to get old pretty fast, some might enjoy the consistent chibi characters and the art style that is bright and has a happy glow to it. The battle mechanics are definitely fun, if not a little crazy, and of course, no Final Fantasy game would be complete without quite an extensive and interesting plot. Definitely a good pickup f...
An experimental addition to the series that ended up having something fresh for everyone, regardless if you are a veteran FF fan or a newcomer.
World Of Final Fantasy combines classic RPG gameplay mechanics with fresh and imaginative toy-like visuals, where players will collect, raise and take into battle the monsters of Final Fantasy lore, drawing on a rich history of iconic creatures, from the charming to the ferocious.
World of Final Fantasy is a love-letter to the entire Final Fantasy franchise and its diehard fans. This is pure uncut Final Fantasy directly injected into your veins. Newcomers to the franchise will find an accessible battle system to work with but a completely convoluted and, frankly, bad story to deal with. The soundtrack is worth sticking around for, though.
If you can handle the game's slow pacing, World of Final Fantasy provides a good experiment to the classic formula. Given that Tose handles so many of Square Enix's ports, it's nice to see them be thrown a bone with an original title. I'd suggest this one while waiting for the eventual release of Final Fantasy XV.
World Of Final Fantasy makes its way onto PC, but stumbles a bit in the process.
That’s World of Final Fantasy in a nutshell. For those invested in the series up to this point, it’s so worth playing. It’ll mean a lot to the fans to go on an adventure, fight, and grow with the monsters that were only ever enemies in the past. Its weak story detracts from the experience a little, but the power of well-done nostalgia farming overshadows it easily.
Wear a chocobo as a hat in this Pokémon-like spin-off.
World of Final Fantasy was first announced at E3 2015 as a 30 year celebratory title. Even though I only caught wind of it a bit later than that, I have been dying to play this game ever since. Set in the world of Grymoire you play as the twins Lann and Reynn, who each hold the power to capture and train creatures known as mirages in your quest to fulfil a 100 year old prophecy. Guided by a cute fox like mirage by the name of Tama, World of Final Fantasy is an all-star smorgasbord of Square...