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Who knew simple graphics could lead to such a greatness game. If you like mashing off FF worlds and characters, this will be up your alley.Who knew simple graphics could lead to such a greatness game. If you like mashing off FF worlds and characters, this will be up your alley. You can even become your favorite characters! It’s simple Pokemon-ish gameplay makes it fun. The story is long so you won’t be left out on content. The main character backstories were lackluster but didn’t ruin the appeal for the game.

The best surprise we could ever have! This game just brings us back the feeling we have when played the old classic games from the franchiseThe best surprise we could ever have! This game just brings us back the feeling we have when played the old classic games from the franchise and, at the same time, makes us feel turn based systems still have their space today. Great new content within Maxima's version. Really 10 out 10.

A competent and well developed game; ENHANCED by the platform it is hosted on. The innovators of the Pokemon franchise need to take notes, asA competent and well developed game; ENHANCED by the platform it is hosted on. The innovators of the Pokemon franchise need to take notes, as WoFF Maxima hosts a bevy of characters and an engaging plot without coddling the player like a toddler

A fine addition to the monster catching genre with some fresh and fun mechanics, but the their potential is never fully realised and the gameA fine addition to the monster catching genre with some fresh and fun mechanics, but the their potential is never fully realised and the game is quite hard to separate from its roots. Add an extra point if you're at least a little bit of a Final Fantasy fan.

Ooooooh, I really like this game, It reminds me of final fantasy of course, but other similar games like pokemon and dragon quest monsters,Ooooooh, I really like this game, It reminds me of final fantasy of course, but other similar games like pokemon and dragon quest monsters, I'd love to recommend this to any FF fan, as I am sure they'd love it.

World of Final Fantasy, while a spin-off, still offers a deep Final Fantasy experience. You need a lot of patience for grinding, however, to follow along with the story.

I can’t think of any other games in which I deliberately shrank my protagonists so that they could each fit in a stack between two other creatures, so World of Final Fantasy Maxima definitely gets credit for exploiting an unseen niche. Actually playing it was also entertaining, though every time I progressed with the overall narrative frustration resulted. Square Enix’s track record in recent years has been a highly mixed bag of quality, and World of Final Fantasy Maxima fits right in.

The game is accessible for new fans, yet deep enough for those who've play many Final Fantasy games too. World of Final Fantasy MAXIMA is a great entry into the series that should be experienced by all, as long as you can handle the obscene amount of cuteness contained within.

Un sencillo rpg, divertido y lleno de referencias de la propia saga kupo!Si te gusta la franquicia, seguramente te saque alguna sonrisa.

World of Final Fantasy MAXIMA on Xbox One strikes a perfect balance for seasoned veterans and new players with a mix of old gameplay tropes and new. The graphics and genuinely laugh out loud moments will appeal to younger audiences, but older fans will also appreciate seeing deformed versions of classic Final Fantasy characters and monsters.

World of Final Fantasy Maxima is an adorable spin-off with an interesting approach, a fun gameplay and an entertaining plot. Long-time Final Fantasy fans may find in this game some mechanics they've missed in recent main releases.

World of Final Fantasy Maxima is technically sound and the quality you would expect from the final fantasy series and Square Enix Japan. WorldWorld of Final Fantasy Maxima is technically sound and the quality you would expect from the final fantasy series and Square Enix Japan. World of Final Fantasy is a solid game that’s entertaining and offers a lot of different things to do in game. Fans and followers of Final Fantasy series will enjoy the many references to past games but the game itself doesn’t rely on this alone. The story takes a while to get going or to get interesting and pull you in, however the fun and enjoyable parts of the game have nothing to do with the story. It’s ideal for anyone just looking for a fun game to play and long time fans of the Final Fantasy series, and fans of JRPGs. Reminds me of Pokemon Let's Go, with a complex battle and leveling system. Although I'm not a personal fan of the Pokemon series, I do give this a thumbs up for what it does have to offer. I'd definitely recommend you check it out, especially if you can grab it on sale.

World of Final Fantasy Maxima remains a rather fantastic game. Despite the story not being much to shout about, there is so much to like about the journey. The interactions between characters as well as the gameplay are incredibly well crafted. Maxima's presentation is halfway there between the higher-end versions and the PS Vita release. The textures aren't as flat as on Vita, but there is some blurriness to be seen. Overall though, this is one of the better full-blown RPGs on the system, with a no-nonsense approach that kept me coming back.

Entertaining journey into the slightly “different” Final Fantasy world Gryimore, filled with Pokémon’esque creature collecting as well as challenging active time battle fights.

Compared with Final Fantasy XV, released in the same year as World of Final Fantasy, I find this game that much more enjoyable and replayable, because it is a gorgeous throwback to the history of the franchise, and because it doesn't take itself seriously.

As a vessel to transport fans of the series back through its many stories, World of Final Fantasy Maxima is an unqualified success. The game is filled with old friends to meet and side content to play through with them, but it's also completely accessible as an entry point into the series for new players thanks to a forgiving combat system and a story with great humor and characters. The combat can be a bit easy, and there's not a ton of side content to keep you busy, but these drawbacks are far outweighed by the special experience of playing through the story and getting invested in the world. If you come into this with eyes wide open regarding the combat, there's plenty to find and enjoy in this world.

A title that will please both the traditional players and the new players. The story is really addictive and entertaining thanks to the variety of scenarios and creatures. Fun gameplay and an excellent artistic section.

A slightly updated version of a good, mostly, lighthearted JRPG from 2016. It fits particularly well on Switch in handheld mode which is noA slightly updated version of a good, mostly, lighthearted JRPG from 2016. It fits particularly well on Switch in handheld mode which is no surprise as the game previously also came out on the Vita. This time around it looks much closer to the other console versions if you choose to take it on the go and it looks nice even on the TV screen, although, the other console versions do look better if you put them side by side.The biggest downside of the original game for me was its heavily backloaded story and certain formulaic story moments. However, the nostalgia rush more than makes up for most of this for me. Is it a good fit for series new comers, I'd like to think so but truthfully it relies so heavily on references that at least one or two Final Fantasy games under your belt will help with the narrative that otherwise makes you wait for itself to what sometimes feels as just make room for the myriad of references and callbacks.I noted the game as lighthearted and that is because peppered throughout the game are smaller story moments and scenes which heavily rely on comedy where the two main characters play off of each other in the style of traditional Japanese Manzai act. In English this translates to a lot of hit or miss puns and jokes usually by or on the expense of the brother out of the games two twin protagonists. You will likely cringe and/or laugh either because you found something funny or because it is so bad you can't help but to smile (or facepalm, but I chose to embrace this quirk of the game and smile instead). As a result, however, when the story eventually gets serious the shift in tone is so stark that I find myself struggling to take it seriously.In terms of gameplay that too is filled with nostalgia for me, due to its return to the classic ATB system with just enough of a twist, in monster collection and stacking, that I found it really enjoyable. The core concept of stacking is an interesting, albeit silly, way to setup your party but it works in a game with this style.As an upgrade to the original game Maxima offers a helping of, mostly, post game content, some new mirages to catch and New Game+ mode with optional adjusted difficulty. For the lore enthusiasts out there it also has an additional ending scene and a lot more written lore to unlock, find and collect (some of it only in New Game+). For someone who has played the original release from 2016, or the PC version from 2017, it offers enough to warrant another trip into Grymoire if only barely. The added lore will be fun for people like myself but the story is the same one you have seen before with few new moments around some of the new characters and just enough of a glimpse into the future of the twins to leave a fan of the original game hoping for sequel (even more than the original games ending already did).For people who passed this game when it came out originally this re-release certainly warrants another consideration (if you are looking for around 40 hours of mostly silly lighthearted and easy fun in a charming little fantasy world), in my opinion, but for people who have already played it waiting for sale might be a good call (or looking for the PC version on the cheap and just buying the DLC, PS4 owners sadly get a much worse deal than PC).

World of Final Fantasy Maxima features more options, minigames, bosses and soundtracks than the previous version. Even if the new features aren't such a great thing, the game is still largely enjoyable.

One of the best JRPG available for both Switch and Xbox One. Gorgeos graphics and 40 hours of turn-based combats and exploration duties awaits.

Despite its visual shortcomings, World of Final Fantasy Maxima still brings back the charm we all fell in love with two years ago. This crossover still feels like an excellent celebration for the series, spoiling long-time supporters with classic gameplay and a fanciful tale filled with Final Fantasy fervor.

A fun distraction from the mainline Final Fantasy games, this is a game you’re going to want to digest in small pieces. World of Final Fantasy Maxima is so sickeningly cute and twee that it sometimes comes off as unbearable (thanks to the main characters) but when you get past that, there is a compelling and intelligent battle system waiting for you. And obviously, the new Xbox One additions are welcome, even if they're not particularly huge. If you’re a die-hard Final Fantasy fan and can put the time into this game, you’re going to get a lot out of it.