Final Fantasy

Site: https://www.square-enix.com/ddff/en/

Quick notes from the site and trailer.

• Out 2026
• Mobile only - iOS and Android.
• 10 Characters at launch.
  • Warrior of Light
  • Kain Highwind [IV]
  • Krile Baldesion [V]
  • Terra Branford [VI]
  • Cloud Strife [VII]
  • Rinoa Heartilly [VIII]
  • Zidane Tribal [IX]
  • Lightning [XIII]
  • Gaia [XIV]
  • Prompto Argentum [XV]
• Closed beta is Android only - Sign-up here
• 3 vs 3 Boss Battle - First team to defeat the boss wins.
• Uses a "Bravery" system for battles and sync of attacks with team.
• 4 Seperate roles
  • Ranged
  • Melee
  • Support
  • Agile
• Set in modern day Tokyo, characters have modern world clothing
• Character customisations - hats, etc.
• Has music from previous FF games.
• Will have IAPs
• In development with NHN Playart

A “Team Boss Battle Area” game for iOS/Android…

Free admission and there is merch! :)

We’re almost there. Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles is out 30th September 2025 and has been long awaited by many of us.

Remember to keep spoilers behind spoilers tags.

Whether you’re a newcomer or an old-hat, I hope you all enjoy the foray to Ivalice!

I'm a massive fan of the original Final Fantasy VII—it's one of those games that defined my childhood. Recently, someone in my retro gaming podcast community voted for me to cover Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII, and I've never actually played it myself. I remember it getting a pretty mixed reception back when it released in 2006 because it ditched the classic turn-based RPG formula for something more action-oriented. I watched my brother play bits of it, and it looked like a third-person shooter with Vincent as the star, which felt kinda off at the time. Not sure if I'd love it or hate it.

So, is Dirge a good game overall? What should I know going into it—pros, cons, tips for enjoying it, or any lore connections to the Compilation (like Advent Children or Crisis Core) that make it worthwhile? Does it hold up today, especially after the Remake trilogy?

Also I'm always looking for new guest speakers. If you're interested, feel free to DM me.

Thanks in advance for the insights!

I finished a very enjoyable playthrough from start to VI thanks to Pixel Remasters, and I bought VII-IX on Switch to keep it going. I'm on the first arc in Kalm after leaving Midgard and I am finding it a struggle to get through. This game moves so slow, the story is not at all interesting so far, combat is entirely monotonous, the characters are flat, the controls are clunky, and the cut scenes are excruciatingly long and pointless.

I do not want to play through it for completeness sake, but I also don't want to give up too early.

I feel like I should be enjoying it by now, right? Is there some point in the story where it really takes off? If so, how close am I?

Introducing State of the Realm, a handy feature in Final Fantasy Tactics - The Ivalice Chronicles that will provide more information about the characters and the world of Ivalice - as well as the story thus far - between battles.

Source: https://xcancel.com/finalfantasy/status/1933147533947310309

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/31214177

The music in FFVI was ahead of its time.

Hallo Community! ❤️

I‘m near the end of FF7 Rebirth and I already cry to know that it will end.

Which Game (FF Game) should I play next? I already played 16 and my very first FF Revenant Wings (I was 12 years old).

I currently have my eyes on FF X, but maybe others have different recommendations :)

LOGOS: The World of Final Fantasy XVI

Store: https://gb.store.square-enix-games.com/logos_-the-world-of-final-fantasy-xvi

The Art of Final Fantasy XVI: Echos of the Rising Tides

Store: https://gb.store.square-enix-games.com/the-art-of-final-fantasy-xvi_-echoes-of-the-rising-tide