Irwyn Diaz
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Chocobo’s Mystery Dungeon: Every Buddy is one of the many Final Fantasy games that’s landed on the Nintendo Switch. An updated port of the 2007 Wii game, Mystery Dungeon mixes things up with a few new features that enhance the original experience without alienating series veterans.
Compile Heart has gone on and given players yet another look into Fairy Fencer F with Advent Dark Force. While it isn’t a direct sequel, this upgraded version boasts tons of new features, from upgraded visuals to bigger, better fights. Despite its serviceable story and compelling customization features, Fairy Fencer F Advent Dark Force still falls flat in several areas.
Back in our original review, we praised World of Final Fantasy for its series cameos, fun combat systems, and Mirage collections. The game introduced a cast of new characters along with a story that had culminated from the years of Final Fantasy fables we all know and love. Two years later, and World of Final Fantasy is back with the Maxima treatment, adding in a few new surprises that make the trip back to Grymoire worth it.
Out of all of the many whimsical and fantastical creatures and characters you could create in a video game, developer Ben Esposito did a complete 180 and made a playable hole in Donut County. Instead of managing a cast of crazy characters, players are tasked with moving around from area to area, swallowing everything as an ever-expanding chasm. What might sound like a tedious and even boring experience is instead handled in such a way that it makes for an interesting and puzzling adventure.