During this Nintendo Direct, a standout revelation was the debut of Final Fantasy Resonance, slated for release on the Switch (both Gen 1 and Gen 2), PS5, Xbox Series, and PC. The title will arrive in several editions on October 22, offering fans a choice of collector’s and standard packages.
Square Enix frames the game as a heartfelt tribute to the franchise’s classic and contemporary iterations. It revisits the crystal‑oriented narrative, reinstating turn‑based tactical combat and a host of iconic Final Fantasy staples—chocobos, moguri, espers, and the famed aerial units. Fans will also enjoy nods to beloved characters such as Cloud, Tidus, and the Warrior of Light.
The publisher clarified that Resonance draws inspiration from the first storyline arc of the mobile title Final Fantasy Brave Exvius. Rather than a straight port, the game has been “refined and rebuilt” to elevate the role‑playing experience to home‑console standards, ensuring smoother gameplay and richer visuals.
Players will join the protagonists Rain, Lasswell, and Fina as they traverse a vibrant world, safeguarding the crystals from the nefarious Veritas of the Dark, who schemes to annihilate crystal power. Strategic combat will reward exploiting enemy weaknesses, breaking defenses for extra turns, and leveraging resonance attacks for decisive advantages.
Before its official launch, the game’s pre‑order package offers a range of enticing bonuses.
Players can choose between two standard releases: the regular edition retails for €59.99 on consoles and €49.99 on Steam, while the Digital Deluxe edition is priced at €69.99 on consoles and €59.99 on Steam. Both editions unlock a curated set of in‑game items that enhance the experience.
For the most dedicated fans, a Collector’s Edition is available. This premium bundle includes the base game, all Digital Deluxe extras, and four exclusive physical collectibles: an art book, the full soundtrack, and a limited‑edition promotional card for the Final Fantasy Trading Card Game. The package is listed at €150, though Square Enix’s store currently indicates that it is sold out.
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