Depression Moon
07-07-2016, 03:15 PM
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World of Final Fantasy will be out this October just a month after Final Fantasy XV and Square Enix has some more footage and details about this upcoming spinoff.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUGSNxfnsFE
PlayStation Access has managed to play a new demo of the game focusing on the game's battle system. In this footage we can see familiar enemies such as Bombs, Tonberries, and Mandragoras. You can catch monsters ala Pokemon by wittling their health to a certain point and imprisoning them. Monsters or mirages as they're called in this game, can be stacked on your character's head to grant them abilities in battle like two fire monsters can grant you access to the Firaja spell. These mirages can even evolve just like Pokemon and have their own skill tree.
Summons in this game seem to have been replaced by the medal system in which you can summon characters from the mainline series to perform an attack. In this demo we can see Tidus from Final Fantasy X being called forth to perform his best Overdrive Blitz Ace. The animation can be quite long and repetitive when used multiple times, but fortunately Square Enix added a speed up option in the game that you activate by pressing R1 which doubles the speed of all actions in battle. You can also make grinding easier by tapping the touch pad to activate an auto battle mode which repeats your actions.
These additions are nice, but honestly they should be designed so it isn't necessary. What do you think of the gameplay and information revealed? Does it make you more interested in this game?
World of Final Fantasy will be out this October just a month after Final Fantasy XV and Square Enix has some more footage and details about this upcoming spinoff.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUGSNxfnsFE
PlayStation Access has managed to play a new demo of the game focusing on the game's battle system. In this footage we can see familiar enemies such as Bombs, Tonberries, and Mandragoras. You can catch monsters ala Pokemon by wittling their health to a certain point and imprisoning them. Monsters or mirages as they're called in this game, can be stacked on your character's head to grant them abilities in battle like two fire monsters can grant you access to the Firaja spell. These mirages can even evolve just like Pokemon and have their own skill tree.
Summons in this game seem to have been replaced by the medal system in which you can summon characters from the mainline series to perform an attack. In this demo we can see Tidus from Final Fantasy X being called forth to perform his best Overdrive Blitz Ace. The animation can be quite long and repetitive when used multiple times, but fortunately Square Enix added a speed up option in the game that you activate by pressing R1 which doubles the speed of all actions in battle. You can also make grinding easier by tapping the touch pad to activate an auto battle mode which repeats your actions.
These additions are nice, but honestly they should be designed so it isn't necessary. What do you think of the gameplay and information revealed? Does it make you more interested in this game?