Final Fantasy: Resonance Trailer Explores a 2D World Without FF7
Final Fantasy: Resonance trailer explores a world without Final Fantasy 7, imagining the series in 2D pixel art.
Final Fantasy: Resonance trailer explores a world without Final Fantasy 7, imagining the series in 2D pixel art.
Final Fantasy: Resonance's new trailer prompts viewers to envision a scenario where Final Fantasy remained in 2D pixel art instead of transitioning to 3D with FF7. The trailer for the mobile gacha game Fantasy Brave Exvius showcases a reimagined world in stunning HD-2D aesthetic. While not explicitly stated, the trailer hints at a world without the groundbreaking shift to 3D graphics that FF7 introduced.
Final Fantasy Resonance focuses on original characters like Rain, Lasswell, and Fina as they protect Crystals from the Sworn Eight of Paladia. Set to release on PC and consoles on October 22, the game won't feature characters from the FF franchise but offers a fresh storyline. Square Enix plans to launch the game on Switch, emphasizing the importance of choosing the right Nintendo handheld due to limited upgrade options for HD-2D games.
Square Enix has a history of reviving mobile games for new platforms, hinting at potential future releases beyond Final Fantasy Resonance's launch.
