Review: Final Fantasy Resonance (Switch 2) – Plays Like A Lost Entry From Earlier In The Series

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Good to have you back, old friend.

Over the years, Final Fantasy has been nothing if not inventive, as its largely anthology-based approach has led to a variety of JRPG game design experiments. Yet in more recent years, it feels like the franchise has strayed from its roots, with more old-school fans pining for a return to the days when Final Fantasy was focused on being an RPG first and foremost.

Such fans can rejoice, as that mythical return has finally arrived in the form of Final Fantasy Resonance. Though much noise has been made about this being a retooled version of the decommissioned mobile gacha game Final Fantasy Brave Exvius, this is a massive oversimplification of what Square did with this project. While it may be based upon the plot of that mobile entry, this is a completely new, true-blue classic Final Fantasy that celebrates the series’ legacy. If you enjoyed any of the older turn-based Final Fantasy games, this is the game you’ve been waiting for.

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