Final Fantasy Resonance Just Proved Turn-Based RPGs Don't Have to Abandon Their Roots to Feel Modern
A new trailer for Final Fantasy Resonance premiered at this year's Tokyo Game Show, and it's one of the most significant sneak peeks that Square Enix has showed off yet. With the game's launch slated for next month, a deeper look into Final Fantasy Resonance and its retro-leaning gameplay and presentation has hopefully...
A new trailer for Final Fantasy Resonance premiered at this year's Tokyo Game Show, and it's one of the most significant sneak peeks that Square Enix has showed off yet. With the game's launch slated for next month, a deeper look into Final Fantasy Resonance and its retro-leaning gameplay and presentation has hopefully ignited even more hype for the game. For many younger Final Fantasy fans who are more familiar with entries like the Final Fantasy 7 remake trilogy and Final Fantasy 15, Resonance might look like it comes from a completely different world. That's ultimately what works in the game's favor, though.
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