Final Fantasy Resonance Review - An Anniversary Celebration Worth the Ride

'Final Fantasy Resonance' Review: The Best Video Game of 2026

Final Fantasy Resonance review - An anniversary celebration worth the ride

Nostalgia is a hell of a drug, and Final Fantasy Resonance is full of it, in some unique and fun ways. Largely repurposed from the remnants of the Final Fantasy: Brave Exvius mobile game, Resonance utilizes heroes and villains from the past as gameplay mechanics to assist in battle, and it’s all presented in a beautiful art style featuring 2D character sprites on top of well-made 3D backgrounds. An open world map, turn-based battles, and cheesy …

Final Fantasy Resonance Review - Back to the Crystal Age

HD-2D gives Final Fantasy Resonance the old-school charm I’ve wanted to see from the series, while its Vision system and stagger-based combat add welcome depth to familiar turn-based battles. The story is fairly forgettable, but the adventure itself makes a convincing case for more classic-style Final Fantasy games.

Final Fantasy Resonance (PS5) Review: HD-2D Continues to Shine

(Photo Credit: Square Enix) Dragon Quest fans got to see the first three games in the legendary franchise remade in Square Enix’s wonderful HD-2D art style. While a Final Fantasy equivalent will hopefully happen someday, fans are getting Final Fantasy Resonance in the meantime. An enhanced adaptation of the mobile game Brave Exvius, the first FF HD-2D game looks incredible and is a ton of fun to experience thanks to an in-depth battle system tha…

Review: I Didn't Want Final Fantasy Resonance to End

Final Fantasy Resonance is both the most interesting Final Fantasy game in a long time, and the series' return to turn-based combat.

Final Fantasy Resonance Review: Crystal Clear Retread? – Kakuchopurei

Platform(s): PS5 (version reviewed), Xbox Series, PC, Nintendo Switch 2 Genre: Role-Playing Game, Turn-Based, Fantasy, HD-2D From 2015 to 2025, Square Enix, Alim, and gumi made bank with a 2D pixel art free-to-play JRPG called Final Fantasy Brave Exvius, which took classic FF characters like Cloud and Warrior of Light, and made them enticing gacha-able prizes for fans and potential big spenders (whales who support the company for years on end). …