(Before I start this review, I want to explain one thing for those confused about the version of this game in Japan, but to save some confusion for those wanting to know about this version of the game, I will talk about it at the end. )
I start playing this game when Pokémon Go annoyingly bad back in July. I have not regretted it. This game has helped me remember what mobile gaming should be.
If you have any history with Final Fantasy (and I mean history, like the stuff that came out in the late 80s and 90s), this game is a well of memories. Not only do they pull characters from nearly every FF game both old and new, they even created what seems like bi-weekly updates to the game. adding new characters, continued story missions, and one off challenges that are sometime ripped right out of other FF games.
I have loved getting addicted to this game. It is rewarding for the free to play gamers and challenging for the pay to win gamers. There is a little co-op...ness(I know, that's not a word) that allows you to use one of your friends(or a random players) sharable character to help you out in missions or in challenges. You Controle their character and use it like your own.
There isn't really and communication with other users, but if you ever need help or a very powerfull friend, go to the FFBraveExvius Reddit page. The community there is foe the most part super helpful. You will always find guides and maps to just about everything.
Speaking of guides, the Exvius Wiki is a wealth of knowledge as well, that is always up to date.
Some missions or locations allow you to run around with your character and get in random fights or talk to NPC's for missions or to buy things. Others will be a string of fights that normally get harder as you go through them.
There is a lot about this game I could talk about, but the truth is you really should play it. It's worth it. But if you have any questions, please fill free to leave a comment, or visit the FFBraveExvius Reddit page and ask away.
Now back to the two versions of this game:
This game came out in Japan back in October of last year, and then was rereleased in its vanilla form(meaning all added content was removed) at the end of June this year on iOS and Android, and then released on the Amazon App store in October. (trying to explain as simply I can)The game is currently played on two different servers, and players in one server can not play with the players on the other. The first server is the one hosting the Japanese version of this game, and the other (called the Global Version) is on the other server. The Global version is the version this review is on. The version released last year in Japan is a little more then half a year ahead of this version of the game. Not all special events and characters are the same nor were released in the same time frame as each other, but for the most point, the games are the same and we are slowly getting everything they have, we just so happen to have a good idea of what's coming next and what it will look and feel like because the Japanese version of the game has normally already had the same event or string of missions. If you want a bit more info, I would encourage you to visit the reddit page for this game. There are several posts that outline everything about the two versions in detail, and for anything else you can always ask. As I've said, they are a scary helpful group over there and rather knowledgeable.
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Release Date: 2016
Date first listed on Amazon: September 7, 2016
Developed By: SQUARE ENIX CO., LTD.
ASIN: B01KUHETFY
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Product features
- Enjoy an all-new RPG in the classic FINAL FANTASY tradition!
- Intuitive and strategic battles!
- Explore exotic realms and delve into perilous dungeons!
- Summon legendary FINAL FANTASY beasts with awe-inspiring visuals!
- Join forces with legendary heroes from your favorite FINAL FANTASY games!
Product description
So begins a new tale of crystals...A tried-and-true, yet brand new RPG！
SQUARE ENIX’s first title aimed at a worldwide audience;
a brand new FINAL FANTASY game available for smartphones!
Play an entirely new RPG made in classic FINAL FANTASY style!
Includes characters
from past FINAL FANTASY titles!
Enjoy this expansive storyline
right on your phone!
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Feature
-Simple battle feature with strategy!
Easy and interactive battles! Tap the screen to attack, but combine magic abilities with tactical know-how to overpower your opponents in strategic maneuvers!Plus!
High quality CG animations of your favorite FINAL FANTASY summons!
-Search in the field and complete dungeons!
Move characters through fields and dungeons to search for items, hidden paths, and new routes to your destinations!
Talk to people in towns to receive quests. Complete them to get items, gil, and even rare items!
It's got all the many features of an RPG in an easy portable form!
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Story
Visions――
The hopes and dreams of
legendary warriors given life.
Lapis――
A world of crystals and the visions
that slumber within.
Harnessing the power of the crystals,
mankind prospered, nations flourished.
But just as day gives way to night,
that era of peace proved but a fleeting illusion.
Now, as their world stands on the precipice
of ruin, two young knights summon visions
to their side as they strike out on a journey
to chase the shadows.
So begins a new tale of crystals,
and the heroes who would save them...
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It's playing the classic Final Fantasy games...but all of them.
(Before I start this review, I want to explain one thing for those confused about the version of this game in Japan, but to save some confusion for those wanting to know about this version of the game, I will talk about it at the end. )I start playing this game when Pokémon Go annoyingly bad back in July. I have not regretted it. This game has helped me remember what mobile gaming should be.If you have any history with Final Fantasy (and I mean history, like the stuff that came out in the late 80s and 90s), this game is a well of memories. Not only do they pull characters from nearly every FF game both old and new, they even created what seems like bi-weekly updates to the game. adding new characters, continued story missions, and one off challenges that are sometime ripped right out of other FF games.I have loved getting addicted to this game. It is rewarding for the free to play gamers and challenging for the pay to win gamers. There is a little co-op...ness(I know, that's not a word) that allows you to use one of your friends(or a random players) sharable character to help you out in missions or in challenges. You Controle their character and use it like your own.There isn't really and communication with other users, but if you ever need help or a very powerfull friend, go to the FFBraveExvius Reddit page. The community there is foe the most part super helpful. You will always find guides and maps to just about everything.Speaking of guides, the Exvius Wiki is a wealth of knowledge as well, that is always up to date.Some missions or locations allow you to run around with your character and get in random fights or talk to NPC's for missions or to buy things. Others will be a string of fights that normally get harder as you go through them.There is a lot about this game I could talk about, but the truth is you really should play it. It's worth it. But if you have any questions, please fill free to leave a comment, or visit the FFBraveExvius Reddit page and ask away.Now back to the two versions of this game:This game came out in Japan back in October of last year, and then was rereleased in its vanilla form(meaning all added content was removed) at the end of June this year on iOS and Android, and then released on the Amazon App store in October. (trying to explain as simply I can)The game is currently played on two different servers, and players in one server can not play with the players on the other. The first server is the one hosting the Japanese version of this game, and the other (called the Global Version) is on the other server. The Global version is the version this review is on. The version released last year in Japan is a little more then half a year ahead of this version of the game. Not all special events and characters are the same nor were released in the same time frame as each other, but for the most point, the games are the same and we are slowly getting everything they have, we just so happen to have a good idea of what's coming next and what it will look and feel like because the Japanese version of the game has normally already had the same event or string of missions. If you want a bit more info, I would encourage you to visit the reddit page for this game. There are several posts that outline everything about the two versions in detail, and for anything else you can always ask. As I've said, they are a scary helpful group over there and rather knowledgeable.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2016
I start playing this game when Pokémon Go annoyingly bad back in July. I have not regretted it. This game has helped me remember what mobile gaming should be.
If you have any history with Final Fantasy (and I mean history, like the stuff that came out in the late 80s and 90s), this game is a well of memories. Not only do they pull characters from nearly every FF game both old and new, they even created what seems like bi-weekly updates to the game. adding new characters, continued story missions, and one off challenges that are sometime ripped right out of other FF games.
I have loved getting addicted to this game. It is rewarding for the free to play gamers and challenging for the pay to win gamers. There is a little co-op...ness(I know, that's not a word) that allows you to use one of your friends(or a random players) sharable character to help you out in missions or in challenges. You Controle their character and use it like your own.
There isn't really and communication with other users, but if you ever need help or a very powerfull friend, go to the FFBraveExvius Reddit page. The community there is foe the most part super helpful. You will always find guides and maps to just about everything.
Speaking of guides, the Exvius Wiki is a wealth of knowledge as well, that is always up to date.
Some missions or locations allow you to run around with your character and get in random fights or talk to NPC's for missions or to buy things. Others will be a string of fights that normally get harder as you go through them.
There is a lot about this game I could talk about, but the truth is you really should play it. It's worth it. But if you have any questions, please fill free to leave a comment, or visit the FFBraveExvius Reddit page and ask away.
Now back to the two versions of this game:
This game came out in Japan back in October of last year, and then was rereleased in its vanilla form(meaning all added content was removed) at the end of June this year on iOS and Android, and then released on the Amazon App store in October. (trying to explain as simply I can)The game is currently played on two different servers, and players in one server can not play with the players on the other. The first server is the one hosting the Japanese version of this game, and the other (called the Global Version) is on the other server. The Global version is the version this review is on. The version released last year in Japan is a little more then half a year ahead of this version of the game. Not all special events and characters are the same nor were released in the same time frame as each other, but for the most point, the games are the same and we are slowly getting everything they have, we just so happen to have a good idea of what's coming next and what it will look and feel like because the Japanese version of the game has normally already had the same event or string of missions. If you want a bit more info, I would encourage you to visit the reddit page for this game. There are several posts that outline everything about the two versions in detail, and for anything else you can always ask. As I've said, they are a scary helpful group over there and rather knowledgeable.
It's playing the classic Final Fantasy games...but all of them.
Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2016
(Before I start this review, I want to explain one thing for those confused about the version of this game in Japan, but to save some confusion for those wanting to know about this version of the game, I will talk about it at the end. )Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2016
I start playing this game when Pokémon Go annoyingly bad back in July. I have not regretted it. This game has helped me remember what mobile gaming should be.
If you have any history with Final Fantasy (and I mean history, like the stuff that came out in the late 80s and 90s), this game is a well of memories. Not only do they pull characters from nearly every FF game both old and new, they even created what seems like bi-weekly updates to the game. adding new characters, continued story missions, and one off challenges that are sometime ripped right out of other FF games.
I have loved getting addicted to this game. It is rewarding for the free to play gamers and challenging for the pay to win gamers. There is a little co-op...ness(I know, that's not a word) that allows you to use one of your friends(or a random players) sharable character to help you out in missions or in challenges. You Controle their character and use it like your own.
There isn't really and communication with other users, but if you ever need help or a very powerfull friend, go to the FFBraveExvius Reddit page. The community there is foe the most part super helpful. You will always find guides and maps to just about everything.
Speaking of guides, the Exvius Wiki is a wealth of knowledge as well, that is always up to date.
Some missions or locations allow you to run around with your character and get in random fights or talk to NPC's for missions or to buy things. Others will be a string of fights that normally get harder as you go through them.
There is a lot about this game I could talk about, but the truth is you really should play it. It's worth it. But if you have any questions, please fill free to leave a comment, or visit the FFBraveExvius Reddit page and ask away.
Now back to the two versions of this game:
This game came out in Japan back in October of last year, and then was rereleased in its vanilla form(meaning all added content was removed) at the end of June this year on iOS and Android, and then released on the Amazon App store in October. (trying to explain as simply I can)The game is currently played on two different servers, and players in one server can not play with the players on the other. The first server is the one hosting the Japanese version of this game, and the other (called the Global Version) is on the other server. The Global version is the version this review is on. The version released last year in Japan is a little more then half a year ahead of this version of the game. Not all special events and characters are the same nor were released in the same time frame as each other, but for the most point, the games are the same and we are slowly getting everything they have, we just so happen to have a good idea of what's coming next and what it will look and feel like because the Japanese version of the game has normally already had the same event or string of missions. If you want a bit more info, I would encourage you to visit the reddit page for this game. There are several posts that outline everything about the two versions in detail, and for anything else you can always ask. As I've said, they are a scary helpful group over there and rather knowledgeable.
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