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. Capture and raise such familiar beasts as cactuar, chocobo, and behemoth to discover alternate forms and learn new abilities.
About the story
"Two twins journey to a mysterious world to redisover their lost memories. In this peculiar place, where stacking things on one's head is perfectly normal, the young Mirage Keepers will encounter new friends and familiar Final Fantasy heroes as they learn the truth about their past."
Platforms
PC PS4 VitaGenres
Adventure Role-playing (RPG) TacticalThemes
Fantasy
Languages: English and 7 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
Kinglink Reviews
ByA fun fan-service heavy game for the Final Fantasy franchise with tons of famous characters popping in for their fifteen minutes. It’s like Pokemon meets Final Fantasy but not as good as it sounds.
Worth Playing
By Cody MedellinGenre fans will definitely have a fun time checking this out.
GameSpace
By Robin BairdOne of the first things I noticed about World of Final Fantasy is it exudes copious amounts of cuteness. From the adorable chibi versions of monsters which have been staples of Final Fantasy games for decades to the main two characters in the story everything is just adorable and sweet. Of course, since it’s also a Final Fantasy game it’s also filled with danger and a bad guy trying to do bad things, but also being adorable while doing it. This is our World of Final Fantasy Review.
Spaziogames
By Francesco CoricaFor those who haven't yet had the chance to play it, the PC port of World of Final Fantasy might be the perfect occasion to dive in the world of Grymoire. However we must also warn you about the lack of some graphical settings, the absence of 4K Widescreen resolutions and the fixed 30 FPS, even with higher resolutions; if all of this doesn't represent a problem then you can test yourself with this adventure without worries.
PC Gamer
By Daniella LucasCute, with a battle system that has more depth than it lets on, but the game's tone gets rather irritating.
