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Final Fantasy Resonance revives classic turn-based RPG elements

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Final Fantasy Resonance, a new turn-based RPG from Square Enix, aims to recapture the classic feel of the series' earlier titles. The game features a visually striking HD-2D art style, an expanded story based on Brave Exvius, and a revamped turn-based combat system that includes elements like elemental weaknesses, character-specific abilities, and a stagger system. Players can also junction classic characters to gain their signature moves and unleash powerful Limit Bursts and Ascension attacks. AI

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Final Fantasy Resonance revives classic turn-based RPG elements

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  1. Engadget TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] (Sam Rutherford) ·

    Final Fantasy Resonance hands-on: A love letter to classic 2D turn-based RPGs

    The story might be loosely based on the mobile game Brave Exvius, but it's so much bigger than that.

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