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Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia

2017-02-01
Developer:  Team NINJA, Koei Tecmo Games, Square Enix Business Division 4Publisher:    Square Enix
gamepadAndroid, iOS
Single player, MultiplayerThird person, Text
Fighting
Role-playing (RPG)
Adventure
Action
Fantasy

Unlike most Final Fantasy games, Dissidia is more of a fighting game rather than a classic role playing game. It still keeps the complex story, character level-up and customization though. The game features main characters from the other Final Fantasy titles, two from each title (the protagonist and the antagonist). The plot revolves around the battle of the two gods, Cosmos and Chaos. The protagonists will form teams in order to fight through Chaos' armies and find their crystals which will later be used to destroy Chaos. Each character has his own campaign to go through at the end of which a crystal will be collected. The game also features a single fight and an arcade mode where the player will be able to choose his fighter and the opponent (opponents are automatically chosen by the game if playing in arcade mode though). All of the character's experience and skills received through the campaign are saved for the other game modes (and vice-versa, for example: if Cloud had a level equal to 12 when completing the campaign, he will also appear to have the same level when viewing him in the character roster in Arcade or Quick Battle mode). Another feature is that the items you find during the campaign belong to you, the player. That means you can move items from a character to another. The game also features extra content such as villains, costumes etc. which can be unlocked by using PP. You get such points from each fight and completed campaign.

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best gacha ever , sadle it's EOS rip dissidia era
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I had a lot of fun playing this game for a while.
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I am sad that this game is being shut down before the global version (which I played) gets the ending. The japanese version did get the ending scenario. The developers of the game did say that all of the cutscenes in the game will be available to watch on Youtube, including the ending scenario. With that being said, I have to say I had a lot of fun playing this game over the years. It had a learning curve to it, but once I got a handle on the gameplay it instantly became one of my favorite mobile games to play. This was a game with a lot of microtransactions and I spent a lot of money on this game in the beginning. Once I figured out how to level my characters properly, I did not have to spend any money to improve my characters unless I wanted. The story starts sometime after the events of Dissidia Final Fantasy NT and I thought it was interesting. The story was mostly told through cutscenes and sometimes during battles. The gameplay was turn-based and it definitely had a learning curve to it, but overtime it was made a little easier while also increasing the difficulty of some fights. The visuals were great for a for a mobile game. The only thing that bothered me when I first played this was that the characters were portrayed in a somewhat deformed look as opposed to a realistic look like the previous Dissidia games portrayed them. The soundtrack was great with new music as well as music from previous and new Final Fantasy games. I will miss this game, but at least I can still watch the story when the cutscenes show on Youtube.
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