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Test Chamber – Why World Of Final Fantasy Is A Love Letter To Fans
The Final Fantasy series tries to evolve and stay modern with each new installment, but World of Final Fantasy intentionally focuses on the past. By collecting iconic characters and monsters and using a traditional turn-based battle system, anyone with fond memories of this franchise should find something to enjoy here.
Join Final Fantasy fanatics Joe Juba and Kim Wallace as they take a tour through the major beats of World of Final Fantasy, looking at classic creatures and talking about how the old-school battle system holds up. If you've played previous Final Fantasy games, you're bound to recognize a few faces.
Warning: We used a late-game save file for this video. It doesn't spoil any key story points, but it does reveal some monsters and abilities that you only get near the end. Proceed at your own risk!
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