Final Fantasy VII's "On the Way to a Smile" short stories collection to be published in the West
Final Fantasy VII: On the Way to a Smile is coming to the West with an official publication thanks to the efforts by the people at Yen Press.
FFVII: On the Way to a Smile is a collection of short stories written by Kazushige Nomura that bridges the gap between Final Fantasy VII and Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children. The series had began with a short episodic story, titled “Case of Denzel”, being released on the official Japanese website for Advent Children, which inspired an OVA anime of a similar title: “On the Way to a Smile: Episode Denzel.” Following the OVA’s release, “Case of Tifa” was released in an issue of V-Jump.
These short stories had really only been available in Japan officially, with America and Europe receiving the short story “Case of Barret” with the release of the limited edition box set of Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children. However, with the announcement made at Anime NYC by Yen Press, fans in the West will soon have the entire collection together in one book.
Final Fantasy VII: On the Way to a Smile will feature all the previously mentioned stories as well as the additions of “Case of Yuffie,” “Case of Shinra,” “Case of Nanaki” and “Case of the Lifestream.”
The release date or price for the novel has not yet been announced.
Sources:
Siliconera
Twitter
Source: http://bit.ly/2zYVsni
Final Fantasy VII: On the Way to a Smile is coming to the West with an official publication thanks to the efforts by the people at Yen Press.
FFVII: On the Way to a Smile is a collection of short stories written by Kazushige Nomura that bridges the gap between Final Fantasy VII and Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children. The series had began with a short episodic story, titled “Case of Denzel”, being released on the official Japanese website for Advent Children, which inspired an OVA anime of a similar title: “On the Way to a Smile: Episode Denzel.” Following the OVA’s release, “Case of Tifa” was released in an issue of V-Jump.
These short stories had really only been available in Japan officially, with America and Europe receiving the short story “Case of Barret” with the release of the limited edition box set of Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children. However, with the announcement made at Anime NYC by Yen Press, fans in the West will soon have the entire collection together in one book.
Final Fantasy VII: On the Way to a Smile will feature all the previously mentioned stories as well as the additions of “Case of Yuffie,” “Case of Shinra,” “Case of Nanaki” and “Case of the Lifestream.”
The release date or price for the novel has not yet been announced.
Sources:
Siliconera
Source: http://bit.ly/2zYVsni
Today's Celebration Birthdays Or Releases (November 23, 2017)
📀 Final Fantasy IV (SNES, USA) [25 years ago]
#history
📀 Final Fantasy IV (SNES, USA) [25 years ago]
#history
Today's Celebration Birthdays Or Releases (November 24, 2017)
🤖 Irvine Kinneas
🤖 Locke Cole
📀 Final Fantasy IV: The After Years (iOS & Android) [4 years ago]
#history
🤖 Irvine Kinneas
🤖 Locke Cole
📀 Final Fantasy IV: The After Years (iOS & Android) [4 years ago]
#history
World of Final Fantasy Meli-Melo opening movie is pretty adorable
Square Enix has released the opening movie for World of Final Fantasy Meli-Melo, an upcoming smartphone game based on 2016’s World of Final Fantasy. The game combines colorful chibi-style monsters and characters from the Final Fantasy, as you can see in the trailer.
In the reveal, Square Enix shared the game would be set in the world of Valgaran, and you’ll do battle by stacking up to six monsters on top of each other. The game will employ a free-to-play model and will have microtransactions.
Pre-registration has begun for iOS and Android devices in Japan, you can find more.
Video(s):
📹 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lpa0Vg0Cnpg
Source: http://bit.ly/2iO2gL6
Square Enix has released the opening movie for World of Final Fantasy Meli-Melo, an upcoming smartphone game based on 2016’s World of Final Fantasy. The game combines colorful chibi-style monsters and characters from the Final Fantasy, as you can see in the trailer.
In the reveal, Square Enix shared the game would be set in the world of Valgaran, and you’ll do battle by stacking up to six monsters on top of each other. The game will employ a free-to-play model and will have microtransactions.
Pre-registration has begun for iOS and Android devices in Japan, you can find more.
Video(s):
📹 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lpa0Vg0Cnpg
Source: http://bit.ly/2iO2gL6
Today's Celebration Birthdays Or Releases (November 25, 2017)
👤 Hironobu Sakaguchi (creator) [55 years]
#history
👤 Hironobu Sakaguchi (creator) [55 years]
#history
Final Fantasy XV 1st Anniversary Active Time Report broadcast set for November 29
Square Enix will hold a special Active Time Report broadcast for Final Fantasy XV in celebration of the game’s first anniversary. Topics will include the player survey of new content players would like to see, the recent multiplayer expansion Comrades, and the upcoming Episode Ignis DLC.
The broadcast will go live at 8:00AM Eastern Standard Time on Wednesday, November 29th.
You can find more time zones.
Video(s):
📹 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkUF_rHF-K8
Source: http://bit.ly/2iQIpuy
Square Enix will hold a special Active Time Report broadcast for Final Fantasy XV in celebration of the game’s first anniversary. Topics will include the player survey of new content players would like to see, the recent multiplayer expansion Comrades, and the upcoming Episode Ignis DLC.
The broadcast will go live at 8:00AM Eastern Standard Time on Wednesday, November 29th.
You can find more time zones.
Video(s):
📹 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkUF_rHF-K8
Source: http://bit.ly/2iQIpuy
Director of Final Fantasy XV says his new project should start gearing up in 2018
In a recent interview, Final Fantasy XV director Hajime Tabata talked briefly about his upcoming plans for 2018 for both FFXV and his new project.
“We’re planning something many fans have requested, and something you really wouldn’t be able to guess.” Tabata said when asked about future DLC for Final Fantasy XV. “We’re currently in the stage of solidifying the content of each one, while also reconstructing our development system. Rather than develop in a rush to put out several things in the year like we did this year, I think it is better for us to narrow down the content and develop more thoroughly than we have before.”
When asked about his new project, Tabata had said: “The plan is for the new project to shift into gear starting next year. I would also like to try to further expand what I worked on with Final Fantasy XV.”
According to an article published by Siliconera, Tabata mentioned in a previous interview that he would like to give players a Zelda: Breath of the Wild type experience with his next project, but has not discussed the topic since then.
Hopefully we will hear more about Tabata’s new project sometime in 2018.
Sources:
Siliconera
Gematsu
Source: http://bit.ly/2A58FuN
In a recent interview, Final Fantasy XV director Hajime Tabata talked briefly about his upcoming plans for 2018 for both FFXV and his new project.
“We’re planning something many fans have requested, and something you really wouldn’t be able to guess.” Tabata said when asked about future DLC for Final Fantasy XV. “We’re currently in the stage of solidifying the content of each one, while also reconstructing our development system. Rather than develop in a rush to put out several things in the year like we did this year, I think it is better for us to narrow down the content and develop more thoroughly than we have before.”
When asked about his new project, Tabata had said: “The plan is for the new project to shift into gear starting next year. I would also like to try to further expand what I worked on with Final Fantasy XV.”
According to an article published by Siliconera, Tabata mentioned in a previous interview that he would like to give players a Zelda: Breath of the Wild type experience with his next project, but has not discussed the topic since then.
Hopefully we will hear more about Tabata’s new project sometime in 2018.
Sources:
Siliconera
Gematsu
Source: http://bit.ly/2A58FuN
Dissidia Final Fantasy Arcade 2nd Anniversary broadcast reveals new stage and outfits
Square Enix held a special 2nd Annivesary broadcast for Dissidia Final Fantasy Arcade, and revealed a new stage, more details on Noctis, and revealed alternate colors for many characters’ alternative outfits. You can catch it all.
Dissidia Final Fantasy NT, the console version of the arcade game, will launch on January 30th, 2018 for PlayStation 4.
Final Fantasy VIII’s ending serves as the next stage
One of Final Fantasy VIII’s ending scenes will serve as the next stage. Midway through the fight the clouds roll back to reveal an expansive meadow filled with flowers:
Noctis Lucis Caelum arrives in Dissidia Final Fantasy
There was more to share when it came to one of Dissidia Final Fantasy’s newest fighters: Noctis Lucis Caelum from Final Fantasy XV. Artwork by Tetsuya Nomura was shown off, as well as alternate outfits and colors:
Alternate costumes and colors revealed for the cast
Source: http://bit.ly/2iRTqfn
Square Enix held a special 2nd Annivesary broadcast for Dissidia Final Fantasy Arcade, and revealed a new stage, more details on Noctis, and revealed alternate colors for many characters’ alternative outfits. You can catch it all.
Dissidia Final Fantasy NT, the console version of the arcade game, will launch on January 30th, 2018 for PlayStation 4.
Final Fantasy VIII’s ending serves as the next stage
One of Final Fantasy VIII’s ending scenes will serve as the next stage. Midway through the fight the clouds roll back to reveal an expansive meadow filled with flowers:
Noctis Lucis Caelum arrives in Dissidia Final Fantasy
There was more to share when it came to one of Dissidia Final Fantasy’s newest fighters: Noctis Lucis Caelum from Final Fantasy XV. Artwork by Tetsuya Nomura was shown off, as well as alternate outfits and colors:
Alternate costumes and colors revealed for the cast
Source: http://bit.ly/2iRTqfn
Shinji Hashimoto says 2018 will be a big year for Final Fantasy with new titles in development
It’s the 30th anniversary of Final Fantasy and we’ve experienced some of its celebration with the releases of Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age, Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood, and more spinoffs. In an exclusive interview with EDAMAME Arcade Channel, Final Fantasy brand manager Shinji Hashimoto has teased that the celebration will extend in 2018, with Square Enix teams working hard on new Final Fantasy titles.
The interview mainly focuses on the Final Fantasy Trading Card Game’s current performance, and he talks a bit about the series’ future plans at the end of the video.
Square Enix has definitely teased about gearing up with big preparations for E3 2018 in their recent financial report with major titles slated for announcement, and now we’re certain some of these could be new Final Fantasy games. Maybe it’s fair to start crossing fingers for the reveal of the next mainline number or big spinoff now.
Square Enix plans to announce major titles from the end of 2017 until E3 2018
Video(s):
📹 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXSuJKs1530
Source: http://bit.ly/2Aaxt4p
It’s the 30th anniversary of Final Fantasy and we’ve experienced some of its celebration with the releases of Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age, Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood, and more spinoffs. In an exclusive interview with EDAMAME Arcade Channel, Final Fantasy brand manager Shinji Hashimoto has teased that the celebration will extend in 2018, with Square Enix teams working hard on new Final Fantasy titles.
The interview mainly focuses on the Final Fantasy Trading Card Game’s current performance, and he talks a bit about the series’ future plans at the end of the video.
Square Enix has definitely teased about gearing up with big preparations for E3 2018 in their recent financial report with major titles slated for announcement, and now we’re certain some of these could be new Final Fantasy games. Maybe it’s fair to start crossing fingers for the reveal of the next mainline number or big spinoff now.
Square Enix plans to announce major titles from the end of 2017 until E3 2018
Video(s):
📹 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXSuJKs1530
Source: http://bit.ly/2Aaxt4p
Square Enix CEO Yosuke Matsuda: "Final Fantasy is not something we could ever discontinue"
Final Fantasy is one of Square Enix’s most important franchises, but in a recent Gameindustry.biz interview with Square Enix CEO Yosuke Matsuda, is a franchise that’s exerted great pressure on everyone attached. That may not come as a shock to many when considering the challenges that come with inheriting a title with such a voluminous history and expectation. While there have been stumbles, such as the original failed launch of Final Fantasy XIV, Matsuda says that the series is “not something we could ever discontinue.”
He continues:
“Each time, it’s a challenge for us to decide what kind of team to put on Final Fantasy. The developers always work under a lot of pressure. Innovation is the key. Of course the motif is consistent, but we need to always challenge ourselves, to do something that surpasses the previous installment or to provide something different to what we’ve had before. I think we were able to maintain that tradition with both XIV and XV, and I see that as an achievement.”
Both Final Fantasy XIV and Final Fantasy XV had considerable challenges facing their development but were ultimately met with commercial and critical favor. Final Fantasy XIV, as an MMORPG, has released two expansions after its initial 2013 re-release, with timely content patches that continually deliver more content to players hungry for more. It’s a game that director and producer Naoki Yoshida hopes will last at least ten years. It may be hard to believe but the half-way mark next year is nearly upon us, and the game doesn’t show any signs of slowing down.
Final Fantasy XV in it’s own way is extending itself beyond its original release date with scenario DLC, a multi-player expansion, and more to come in the following year, but it also includes an expansive trans-media campaign that saw release of the Kingsglaive movie, Brotherhood anime, and a slew of tangentially-related mobile titles. While it’s very much a single-player title, the development has tried to treat it very much like a game that operates as a service, adding in patches that fix bugs and add new features. Will other games get this treatment? Matsuda thinks it’ll have to be on a case-by-case basis.
Square Enix has been doing this with Final Fantasy in different ways in the last decade, for better or worse. See: the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII or what became of the Fabula Nova Crystallis mythos.
Matsuda: “At the end of the day, we are rooted in the games industry. Having solid games is at the basis of everything we do, and that’s not going to change.”
These days, it’s hard not to stumble into conversation about what’s next for series, especially with a recent comment from series brand manager Shinji Hashimoto that 2018 will be a big year for Final Fantasy announcements. What shape will the next numbered title take? Who will be working on it?
If Final Fantasy XIV, Final Fantasy XV, and the general industry tradewinds are any indication, it’ll likely be a title that lives well past its original release date. Maybe the important question may not be “will Final Fantasy XVI be a thing” or “what director will be installed” but rather “will Final Fantasy XVI be more than one thing?” What methods will it employ to deliver more of itself to its audience? Should we expect micro-transactions? Episodic DLC? A new trilogy?
You can check out the full interview over at GameIndustry.biz.
Source: http://bit.ly/2AbwW2i
Final Fantasy is one of Square Enix’s most important franchises, but in a recent Gameindustry.biz interview with Square Enix CEO Yosuke Matsuda, is a franchise that’s exerted great pressure on everyone attached. That may not come as a shock to many when considering the challenges that come with inheriting a title with such a voluminous history and expectation. While there have been stumbles, such as the original failed launch of Final Fantasy XIV, Matsuda says that the series is “not something we could ever discontinue.”
He continues:
“Each time, it’s a challenge for us to decide what kind of team to put on Final Fantasy. The developers always work under a lot of pressure. Innovation is the key. Of course the motif is consistent, but we need to always challenge ourselves, to do something that surpasses the previous installment or to provide something different to what we’ve had before. I think we were able to maintain that tradition with both XIV and XV, and I see that as an achievement.”
Both Final Fantasy XIV and Final Fantasy XV had considerable challenges facing their development but were ultimately met with commercial and critical favor. Final Fantasy XIV, as an MMORPG, has released two expansions after its initial 2013 re-release, with timely content patches that continually deliver more content to players hungry for more. It’s a game that director and producer Naoki Yoshida hopes will last at least ten years. It may be hard to believe but the half-way mark next year is nearly upon us, and the game doesn’t show any signs of slowing down.
Final Fantasy XV in it’s own way is extending itself beyond its original release date with scenario DLC, a multi-player expansion, and more to come in the following year, but it also includes an expansive trans-media campaign that saw release of the Kingsglaive movie, Brotherhood anime, and a slew of tangentially-related mobile titles. While it’s very much a single-player title, the development has tried to treat it very much like a game that operates as a service, adding in patches that fix bugs and add new features. Will other games get this treatment? Matsuda thinks it’ll have to be on a case-by-case basis.
Square Enix has been doing this with Final Fantasy in different ways in the last decade, for better or worse. See: the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII or what became of the Fabula Nova Crystallis mythos.
Matsuda: “At the end of the day, we are rooted in the games industry. Having solid games is at the basis of everything we do, and that’s not going to change.”
These days, it’s hard not to stumble into conversation about what’s next for series, especially with a recent comment from series brand manager Shinji Hashimoto that 2018 will be a big year for Final Fantasy announcements. What shape will the next numbered title take? Who will be working on it?
If Final Fantasy XIV, Final Fantasy XV, and the general industry tradewinds are any indication, it’ll likely be a title that lives well past its original release date. Maybe the important question may not be “will Final Fantasy XVI be a thing” or “what director will be installed” but rather “will Final Fantasy XVI be more than one thing?” What methods will it employ to deliver more of itself to its audience? Should we expect micro-transactions? Episodic DLC? A new trilogy?
You can check out the full interview over at GameIndustry.biz.
Source: http://bit.ly/2AbwW2i
Final Fantasy XV's entire main party will be playable soon in the main game, Episode Ardyn announced
During the Active Time Report broadcast for Final Fantasy XV, Director Hajime Tabata and Marketing Manager Akio Otsuka provided more information on the future of the game.
Final Fantasy XV Comrades will be receiving a new patch on December 12. Patch 1.1.0 will be dedicated to fixing bugs in this multiplayer expansion, such as the inability to level up in some cases, problems with multiple quests, instances in which enemies don’t appear, issues that make progression impossible and more. New content that will be introduced through the patch will include Time Limited Quests which involves quickly matching players together to defeat waves of enemies within a certain time limit.
After this segment, Episode Ignis Director Takeshi Terada provided an update on the upcoming DLC which included a look at the opening scene of the DLC. Episode Ignis was mentioned to have twice as many story cutscenes as Episode Prompto and boasts multiple endings. The multiple endings will be additive to the ending of the main game, basically not necessarily affecting the actual ending. An Extra Battle feature has also been added, which features a special battle against Noctis.
Development Manager Daisuke Oe’s announced the “First Anniversary Update” for the main game. This update will allow players to swap between Gladiolus, Prompto, and Ignis seamlessly. Each character will play like in its DLC, and this update will come bundled in with December patch.
Other details regarding DLC content will be released near the end of the year once they are finalized. The next “Episode” the team is working on will be Episode Ardyn and will delve deeper into the background of the world. The team is also aware of the high volume of requests for similar content featuring Luna. As for now, three episodes are planned for 2018.
Additionally, Hajime Tabata announced that Final Fantasy XV Pocket Edition for iOS and Android has been delayed from the Fall to the Winter.
You can find a recording of the Active Time Report.
Video(s):
📹 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkUF_rHF-K8
Source: http://bit.ly/2ngYpdU
During the Active Time Report broadcast for Final Fantasy XV, Director Hajime Tabata and Marketing Manager Akio Otsuka provided more information on the future of the game.
Final Fantasy XV Comrades will be receiving a new patch on December 12. Patch 1.1.0 will be dedicated to fixing bugs in this multiplayer expansion, such as the inability to level up in some cases, problems with multiple quests, instances in which enemies don’t appear, issues that make progression impossible and more. New content that will be introduced through the patch will include Time Limited Quests which involves quickly matching players together to defeat waves of enemies within a certain time limit.
After this segment, Episode Ignis Director Takeshi Terada provided an update on the upcoming DLC which included a look at the opening scene of the DLC. Episode Ignis was mentioned to have twice as many story cutscenes as Episode Prompto and boasts multiple endings. The multiple endings will be additive to the ending of the main game, basically not necessarily affecting the actual ending. An Extra Battle feature has also been added, which features a special battle against Noctis.
Development Manager Daisuke Oe’s announced the “First Anniversary Update” for the main game. This update will allow players to swap between Gladiolus, Prompto, and Ignis seamlessly. Each character will play like in its DLC, and this update will come bundled in with December patch.
Other details regarding DLC content will be released near the end of the year once they are finalized. The next “Episode” the team is working on will be Episode Ardyn and will delve deeper into the background of the world. The team is also aware of the high volume of requests for similar content featuring Luna. As for now, three episodes are planned for 2018.
Additionally, Hajime Tabata announced that Final Fantasy XV Pocket Edition for iOS and Android has been delayed from the Fall to the Winter.
You can find a recording of the Active Time Report.
Video(s):
📹 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkUF_rHF-K8
Source: http://bit.ly/2ngYpdU
Square Enix releases a new Dissidia Final Fantasy NT trailer for Materia and Spiritus
The official Japanese youtube channel for Square Enix has uploaded a new trailer for Dissidia Final Fantasy NT. The video acts as an introduction of sorts to the two new deity characters: Materia, Sublime Goddess of Protection, and Spiritus, Savage God of Destruction. The new story-mode content coming in Dissidia Final Fantasy NT will focus around these two characters.
You can check out the short video.
Dissidia Final Fantasy NT is scheduled to release for Playstation 4 on January 11 2018 in Japan, and in America and Europe on January 30 2018.
Video(s):
📹 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FWcSpTNwa4
Source: http://bit.ly/2zCLXqC
The official Japanese youtube channel for Square Enix has uploaded a new trailer for Dissidia Final Fantasy NT. The video acts as an introduction of sorts to the two new deity characters: Materia, Sublime Goddess of Protection, and Spiritus, Savage God of Destruction. The new story-mode content coming in Dissidia Final Fantasy NT will focus around these two characters.
You can check out the short video.
Dissidia Final Fantasy NT is scheduled to release for Playstation 4 on January 11 2018 in Japan, and in America and Europe on January 30 2018.
Video(s):
📹 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FWcSpTNwa4
Source: http://bit.ly/2zCLXqC
Here's what switching characters in Final Fantasy XV looks like
A new, free update coming to Final Fantasy XV this December will be the ability to swap to any of the four main characters and directly play as them. In the video, you can see that Gladiolus, Prompto, and Ignis play with styles introduced in their respective DLC episodes.
As far as future updates to the game, director Hajime Tabata shared recently that new content will come throughout 2018, including an Episode Ardyn that will further explore the character.
Video(s):
📹 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iooEGd7RooI
Source: http://bit.ly/2zCT4Q7
A new, free update coming to Final Fantasy XV this December will be the ability to swap to any of the four main characters and directly play as them. In the video, you can see that Gladiolus, Prompto, and Ignis play with styles introduced in their respective DLC episodes.
As far as future updates to the game, director Hajime Tabata shared recently that new content will come throughout 2018, including an Episode Ardyn that will further explore the character.
Video(s):
📹 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iooEGd7RooI
Source: http://bit.ly/2zCT4Q7
Final Fantasy XIV's Free Login Campaign Returns
Starting today, anyone with a Final Fantasy XIV service account will be able to log in and play regardless of subscription status. From the time you first log in using your service account, you will have a total of 96 hours to play. The campaign will end on Thursday, January 4, 2018 at 7:00am Pacific. Square Enix has posted more details regarding the Free Login Campaign on the Lodestone.
The next Letter from the Producer Live broadcast will air on December 15th (check time) and will be part one of a preview into content coming in Patch 4.2. We’ll be bringing you the latest as it arrives.
Source: http://bit.ly/2zIpRTZ
Starting today, anyone with a Final Fantasy XIV service account will be able to log in and play regardless of subscription status. From the time you first log in using your service account, you will have a total of 96 hours to play. The campaign will end on Thursday, January 4, 2018 at 7:00am Pacific. Square Enix has posted more details regarding the Free Login Campaign on the Lodestone.
The next Letter from the Producer Live broadcast will air on December 15th (check time) and will be part one of a preview into content coming in Patch 4.2. We’ll be bringing you the latest as it arrives.
Source: http://bit.ly/2zIpRTZ
Final Fantasy VII Remake collaboration event returns to Mobius Final Fantasy
The Final Fantasy VII Remake collaboration event in Mobius Final Fantasy returns this month for its second run. Starting December 2, players will not only get chance to team up with Cloud to travel through the “Eclipse Contact” region, but Cloud will also be obtainable as an Ultimate Hero card; making him the second Ultimate Hero card available in Mobius Final Fantasy after Final Fantasy XIII’s Lightning.
Players who equip this new card will receive generous boosts to their stats and ultimate abilities, and they will take on the appearance of Cloud during combat as well.
A new trailer was released for the occasion, showcasing the new card in action.
This collaboration event also promises to bring new items to those who venture into the Mako Reactor, one of these items includes Aerith’s iconic “umbrella” weapon.
Other December updates for Mobius Final Fantasy include:
Year-End Greater Summon Festival: Starting December 2, players will be able to obtain Final Fantasy VII Remake cards through the FFVII Remake Boosted Greater Summon. Additionally, specific Legend jobs will be guaranteed on the 8th summon through the Legend Job Greater Summon. The Legend job will be changing every four days, allowing players the chance to get every Legend job throughout December.
Christmas Campaign: Starting December 17 through December 25, a special Christmas campaign brings all Mobius Day bonuses to players. Bonuses like double stamina recovery from elixirs, increased fusion success rates and a fully open Pleiades Lagoon will be in effect throughout the entire week. Christmas companion spirits will also boost the rate of unlocking card skills.
Novices’ Hall New Area: New players will be able to enjoy an expanded tutorial area to learn the basics of battle using the Warrior, Mage and Ranger jobs. Veteran and beginners will be rewarded with Magicite, Summon Tickets and large amounts of skillseeds upon completing the new stages. Warrior, Mage and Ranger cards will also be gifted to players for free in this area.
Rewards for New and Returning Players: A prize tier was introduced on December 2, allowing all players the chance to gain free summon draws. Based on the combined number of new and returning players who access the game between now and December 20 will decide the rank of prize all players will receive by the deadline. Check the official holiday website for the full prize list.
You can also check out some of the official screenshots for the FFVII collaboration event as well as some new holiday related artwork.
Mobius Final Fantasy is available now for free on Steam, iOS and Android devices. This game has in-app purchases.
Video(s):
📹 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARBdz1FLYzM
Source: http://bit.ly/2nrIhX9
The Final Fantasy VII Remake collaboration event in Mobius Final Fantasy returns this month for its second run. Starting December 2, players will not only get chance to team up with Cloud to travel through the “Eclipse Contact” region, but Cloud will also be obtainable as an Ultimate Hero card; making him the second Ultimate Hero card available in Mobius Final Fantasy after Final Fantasy XIII’s Lightning.
Players who equip this new card will receive generous boosts to their stats and ultimate abilities, and they will take on the appearance of Cloud during combat as well.
A new trailer was released for the occasion, showcasing the new card in action.
This collaboration event also promises to bring new items to those who venture into the Mako Reactor, one of these items includes Aerith’s iconic “umbrella” weapon.
Other December updates for Mobius Final Fantasy include:
Year-End Greater Summon Festival: Starting December 2, players will be able to obtain Final Fantasy VII Remake cards through the FFVII Remake Boosted Greater Summon. Additionally, specific Legend jobs will be guaranteed on the 8th summon through the Legend Job Greater Summon. The Legend job will be changing every four days, allowing players the chance to get every Legend job throughout December.
Christmas Campaign: Starting December 17 through December 25, a special Christmas campaign brings all Mobius Day bonuses to players. Bonuses like double stamina recovery from elixirs, increased fusion success rates and a fully open Pleiades Lagoon will be in effect throughout the entire week. Christmas companion spirits will also boost the rate of unlocking card skills.
Novices’ Hall New Area: New players will be able to enjoy an expanded tutorial area to learn the basics of battle using the Warrior, Mage and Ranger jobs. Veteran and beginners will be rewarded with Magicite, Summon Tickets and large amounts of skillseeds upon completing the new stages. Warrior, Mage and Ranger cards will also be gifted to players for free in this area.
Rewards for New and Returning Players: A prize tier was introduced on December 2, allowing all players the chance to gain free summon draws. Based on the combined number of new and returning players who access the game between now and December 20 will decide the rank of prize all players will receive by the deadline. Check the official holiday website for the full prize list.
You can also check out some of the official screenshots for the FFVII collaboration event as well as some new holiday related artwork.
Mobius Final Fantasy is available now for free on Steam, iOS and Android devices. This game has in-app purchases.
Video(s):
📹 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARBdz1FLYzM
Source: http://bit.ly/2nrIhX9
