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FINAL FANTASY BRAVE EXVIUS

Square Enix · Jun 30, 2016

Android · iOS

Teen

About

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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Scores by platform

Android

Critic 7.1 (5 critics) · Gamer 8.4

7.6

iOS

Critic 7.7 (5 critics) · Gamer 8.9

8.1

Critic reviews

  • TechRaptor

    Samuel Guglielmo · Dec 16, 2016

    6.0
    Final Fantasy: Brave Exvius has a surprisingly well made battle system wrapped around a lovely looking and sounding game. Sadly, it's confined to little more than grinding to advance a story that's impossible to care about, and for characters that everyone forgot. Seriously who wants Lani in their party?
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  • AppsZoom.com

    Daniel Adrian Sanchez · Jul 15, 2016

    7.6
    The old-school retro pixel art graphics definitely bring back the nostalgic vibe of playing the NES and SNES Final Fantasy games. Final Fantasy games are known for their impressive and very immersive soundtracks, and Brave Exvius follows suit. The controls are also simple to learn. Unlike other console Final Fantasy games, you need to be connected all the time just to play this game. This game isn’t as deep as true console Final Fantasy games, and you will have to grind a lot.
  • Cubed3

    André Eriksson · Jul 15, 2016

    9.0
    It is hard to believe how well Final Fantasy: Brave Exvius manages to capture the feel of being a full-sized game while still brimming with freemium mechanics. However, in between a wonderful story, well-made villages, and exploration maps, it manages to not only live up to the standards set by Final Fantasy: Record Keeper, but also, in most fields, exceed them. Besides some optional yet annoying side quests, it might very well be the perfect freemium game. As more is certain to come if looking at the Japanese version, which has been out for half a year already, it is certainly a title that is worth getting into if you have a device that can play it!
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  • 3D Juegos

    Sergio Martín · Jul 29, 2016

    7.5
    Es un videojuego con gracia, que presenta ideas originales, desafíos apasionantes y una historia que se sigue con interés. No llega al nivel de los clásicos, pues le falta más variedad en su acción y unos tiroteos mejor planteados, pero si le das una oportunidad, seguro que te lo pasas en grande con lo nuevo de Double Fine para PC y PlayStation 4.
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Gamer reviews

  • Jen Banci

    Jun 4, 2019 · Android

    8.6

    The game was very nostalgic to the previous FF games. The best part was bringing the old characters in the story. The new characters were unique and some of them are funny. The villains were surprisingly amazing; the villains broke the stereotypical of being 'bad guys' into villains who were understandable and can be relatable.....sometimes.... (\*cough\* Sieghard). The gameplay was old school but with new features, the CG limit breaks. But the limit breaks were currently added to new characters, only, which was okay. Kinda hoping that the old characters had their own CG limit breaks soon, like Y'shtola, Squall, and even to secondary characters such as, Ayaka, Wilhelm, and etc.

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