You also get to collect materials and build your own armor depending on your job/class.Īnd, of course, you eventually get to choose over a dozen other jobs/classes such as Knight, Monk, White Mage, Black Mage, Ranger, etc. So, what exactly are you supposed to do in the island? Part of it is taking up quests such as delivering materials or taking care of Eidolons. There’s also the Trance aspect of the battle system wherein the Explorer can transform into famous FF characters such as Cloud, Tifa, Lightning, and Cecil. Over time, you can purchase these special affinities/traits that your skills have imbibed from the Central Crystal. The Crystal Surge gives your skills special affinities (Earth, Wind, Fire, Water, Dark, Light) and traits (Superarmor, Megadrain, etc.) that allows them to mutate. Using your skills builds Resonance which, with a high enough number, lets you unlock a Crystal Surge. The main idea of the battle system is using skills to defeat your opponents. But you’re given enough time to get used to it.
The battle system is complicated at first. Then you’re pointed towards the small town of Libertas which basically teaches you everything you’ll ever need to start off the game as an Explorer. Off the bat, you’re faced with… dun dun DUN DUN…īahamut! LOL. Then, there’s a short prologue on why you’re suddenly dropped off onto Amostra, an island filled with mysterious monsters and stronger monsters called Eidolons. The game starts you start off with the options of customizing your character in terms of gender, hair style & color, face type, and tone of voice.
Mainly because it’s another Final Fantasy game on a handheld and well, who isn’t a fan of the series? Anyway, here’s my short take on the game. One of the games that I’ve been looking forward to the most this year was Final Fantasy Explorers.
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