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Can you acquire more moves?

Final Fantasy All The Bravest is a chaotic, combat-focused RPG coming to iOS tomorrow, January 17, priced at $3.99. The New Zealand App Store description describes continuous fights with enemies based on the series' Active Time Battle staple, and as the trailer above shows these fights involve character-stuffed parties, with as many as 40 party members taking on enemies at once. It's a good thing attacking is simply done via taps or drags across multiple characters. Another twist comes via 'Fever,' an event that occurs once every three hours and, when activated, lets you attack without waiting for ATB gauges to fill.

All The Bravest features 20 progress-unlockable characters, all based on series jobs like Thief, Blue Mage, and Knight. There are a further 35 'Premium' series characters such as Cloud from FF7 available via in-app purchases, priced $0.99 each. In a cheeky move, each purchase provides you with a new character at random, meaning it might take more than a few goes if you're after a specific one. You can also purchase additional stages based on areas from Final Fantasy 7, 10, and 13, available as 'World Tickets' for $3.99.

All The Bravest features 30 songs from the series, most of which unsurprisingly are battle themes, as well as leaderboards and social networking options. We've reached out to Square Enix for further details on the game and its release in other regions.

Better than all the overpriced ports they're doing. At least it's new(ish) IP.

Tune in next week where SE will release an iPhone game where you can place Cloud in a sling shot and send him crashing into a fort housing Sephiroth clones.

Star Bucks crap...



This has become apparent in many titles, ONE, the gamers opinions no longer matter, or like the kotaku article here states, that we arent informed enough on the title before its released, which is a marketing strategy that works, b/c if something looks even remotely tempting youll go plop $60 on it and bam theyve earned some net, gameplay footage is the obvious choice to selecting games... but people still want hands on... so theyre still selling all these sloppy titles with no drawback,

also, after the game is released, the most important thing we can do is inform within the forums, like how some games don't offer the option to walk.... disgusting but what we usually have are idiots defending the game against the few that aren't afraid to post criticism on a board that developers frequent....

...eh

Or it could be those "idiots" actually like the game. I know it's shocking that people might have an opinion different than yours, but try to keep an open mind, or you won't do well around here.