It's a realtime strategy RPG, combining elements of the classic FF battle system with a stylus-driven method of assigning individual orders to a fairly substantial party of adventurers. Despite the odd problem, this is an exceptional DS game. The story'll make more sense if you know FFXII, as there are loads of recurring characters and references to past events, but it's not essential.
You don't even need to be mad on FF or strategy games in general, as this is very much its own thing. Simple, accessible, funny and good value for the playing time it offers.
Revenant Wings made significant, brave changes to the Final Fantasy formula and it's for that reason that it should be reintroduced to the fanbase.
Square couldn't be bothered remaking the DS KH games for the collections so it's safe to say they won't bother with this game ever again
I love how we never got a nice little sequel/prequel for VIII or IX but somehow XII and XIII did...boggles my mind
Hidden amongst the more popular sequels are several others that have largely been forgotten - many of them for good reason.
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6. RW FXII. Ds
5.Before Crisis FFVII. mobile.
4. DoC FFVII lost episode. mobile
3. FFIV Interlude. psp
2. FF LoC. Classic animation movie
1. FF Tactics S. Mobile
The forgotten adventures.
It is a really good take on combat and a nice addition to the FF family along with another great game to own on the DS.
Now speaking of FF on the DS when is the US getting FFIV!!
was the Rts style... I havent been a huge fan of RTS games (But i have been known to big up AOE every once in a while)
But judging by all these good reviews and public comments this game must not be that bad!