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Final Fantasy All the Bravest

ファイナルファンタジーオールザブレイベスト Fainaru Fantajī Ōru Za Bureibesuto
Developers	BitGroove
Publishers	Square Enix
Release dates	January 17th, 2013
Genre	RPG
Game modes	Single-Player
Ratings	9+
Platforms	iOS

Final Fantasy All the Bravest is a 2D touch-action RPG released on January 17th, 2013, for the iOS. The game features traditional jobs, characters, locations, monsters and music from installments of the Final Fantasy series, and a gameplay based on the Active Time Battle system from which the game took its name. It also includes social networking features which allows the option for an extra party slot for every time something is posted, via the game, to Facebook or Twitter. However, this can only be done once every 24 hours.

StoryEdit

"When the shine of the sun is hidden by the shadow of the moon, the worlds unbound are brought together, and the gate between dimensions thrown open.
From the sun, under a pall of black, surges forth a sinister host, together with a darkness, eternal and unyielding, that threatens to consume all.
To repel this vast evil, Warriors from all over worlds must unite. Tho fight to come is theirs, and it is a war whose end cannot be seen.
These fated heroes have risen, each with a Crystal brilliant to behold. They stand now not alone, but united, and in numbers greater than ever imagined."

—Prologue

GameplayEdit

Utilizing the touch screen, the player can command characters to attack the enemy party. The player cannot choose which enemies to attack and can fight most efficiently by simply swiping along the rows of party members. The gameplay is straightforward as it doesn't require strategy and party characteristics, such as the White Mage's healing, which is replaced by a simple attack function.

Whenever the party dies the player will have to wait for fallen party members to respawn in real-time, three minutes per character, meaning a full hour and a half to respawn the entire party. Players may also return to the world map and attempt the battle again with a full party. There is also the option of paying real money to get an hourglass which revives the whole party.

JobsEdit

No.1 - Warrior (FFI) Ability: Attack
No.2 - Knight (FFI) Ability: Critical
No.3 - Mystic Knight (FFV) Ability: Firaga Sword
No.4 - Monk (FFI) Ability: Iron Fist
No.5 - Thief (FFI) Ability: Back Attack
No.6 - White Mage (FFV) Ability: Diaja
No.7 - Devout (FFIII) Ability: Holy
No.8 - Black Mage (FFV) Ability: Thundaga
No.9 - Magus (FFIII) Ability: Flare
No.10 - Sage (FFIII) Ability: Meteor
No.11 - Red Mage (FFV) Ability: Dualcast
No.12 - Blue Mage (FFV) Ability: Missile
No.13 - Time Mage Ability: Comet
No.14 - Geomancer (FFV) Ability: Branch Spear
No.15 - Summoner (FFV) Ability: Megaflare
No.16 - Berserker (FFV) Ability: Rage
No.17 - Viking (FFIII) Ability: Thwack
No.18 - Samurai (FFV) Ability: Iainuki
No.19 - Ninja (FFI) Ability: Shuriken
No.20 - Dragoon (FFIII) Ability: Jump
No.21 - Ranger (FFIII) Ability: Sharpshot
No.22 - Beastmaster (FFV) Ability: Bomb
No.23 - Bard (FFIII) Ability: Requiem
No.24 - Dancer (FFV) Ability: Blade Dance
No.25 - Onion Knight (FFIII) Ability: Attack

Downloadable ContentEdit

Premium Character Shop

Summon a legendary character from the FINAL FANTASY series?

$0.99 - Randomly summons 1 out of 35 characters to be usable in your party.

No. 1 Firion (FFII)
No. 2 Cecil (FFIV)
No. 3 Kain (FFIV)
No. 4 Rydia (FFIV)
No. 5 Bartz (FFV)
No. 6 Krile (FFV)
No. 7 Terra (FFVI)
No. 8 Locke (FFVI)
No. 9 Celes (FFVI)
No. 10 Setzer (FFVI)
No. 11 Cloud (FFVII)
No. 12 Tifa (FFVII)
No. 13 Aerith (FFVII)
No. 14 Red XIII (FFVII)
No. 15 Squall (FFVIII)
No. 16 Rinoa (FFVIII)
No. 17 Seifer (FFVIII)
No. 18 Zidane (FFIX)
No. 19 Steiner (FFIX)
No. 20 Eiko (FFIX)
No. 21 Tidus (FFX)
No. 22 Yuna (FFX)
No. 23 Auron (FFX)
No. 24 Shantotto (FFXI)
No. 25 Vaan (FFXII)
No. 26 Ashe (FFXII)
No. 27 Balthier (FFXII)
No. 28 Lightning (FFXIII)
No. 29 Snow (FFXIII)
No. 30 Sazh (FFXIII)
No. 31 Chocobo (FFV)
No. 32 Moogle (FFVI)
No. 33 Pig (FFIV)
No. 34 Imp (FFVI)
No. 35 Magitek Armor (FFVI)

World Ticket Shop

Buy Airship Tickets to other worlds.

$3.99 - Final Fantasy VII - Midgar Ticket
$3.99 - Final Fantasy X - Zanarkand Ticket
$3.99 - Final Fantasy XIII - Archylte Steppe Ticket

Production CreditsEdit

Director - Tatsuya Kando
Co-Director - Hiroyuki Itou
Lead Game Designer - Kyohei Suzuki
Lead Artist - Naomi Sanada
Producer - Ichiro Hazama
Creative Producer & Original Concept - Tetsuya Nomura

ReceptionEdit

Upon its release, Final Fantasy All the Bravest received negative criticism. The premise - a game paying homage to Final Fantasy and allowing players to form their dream party of their favorite characters to travel and fight in iconic locations - was noted to have potential, but not executed well. The largest point of contention has been the limited gameplay: most reviewers have noted that fights just consist of the player swiping their finger along the screen.

In addition, the amount of paid content, with the player paying over $50 on top of the $4 purchase price to unlock all the game's content, along with additional money for gold hourglasses to revive their party, was also heavily criticized. The game was noted to have little story and little control over combat, with new party members appearing at random and the player simply tapping them to command them to attack an enemy chosen at random.

TriviaEdit

The game's subtitle, All the Bravest, shortens to "ATB", referring to the ATB (Active Time Battle) system, a prominent feature of the game.
The game's script contains numerous pop-culture and tongue-in-cheek references, such as The Simpsons and Monty Python and the Holy Grail, as well as referring to the Berserker as being a "maniacal axe-wielding force of nature [that] enjoys cosplaying as a wolf".

External LinksEdit

Final Fantasy All the Bravest Official Website (Japanese)
Final Fantasy All the Bravest Official Website (North American)
iTunes Store Purchase Page

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