You don’t have to wait for Final Fantasy XV to play a new entry in the series.
Square Enix has released Final Fantasy: Brave Exvius for iOS and Android today, an original, free-to-play role-playing game built for mobile. The mobile industry is worth $34.8 billion, and traditional gaming companies like Square Enix are eager for a piece of that money. That’s why the company is using one of its best-known franchises to establish a bigger foothold in the platform.
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Brave Exvius has a cast of new characters, although familiar faces like Terra from Final Fantasy VI and Rydia from Final Fantasy IV can assist you in battle.
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Now, if only someone would tell us what an Exvius is.
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