I've been playing console RPG's since the original Final Fantasy on NES. This is an awesome throwback to the classic turn-based style of Japanese RPG. It has a lot of classic FF characters, albeit in different roles than they were in their respective games.

I've never been quite so conflicted about a game as with World of Final Fantasy. On one hand, collecting and leveling up your Pokemon (dang it, I mean Mirages) is endlessly satisfying. I had a blast seeking out and evolving (Shoot! transfiguring) these monsters into classic Final Fantasy creatures.

Capturing and battling with Final Fantasy monsters is incredibly fun; Finding new ways to build your stacks was a smart wrinkle to the combat; A fun; greatest-hits of chibi Final Fantasy characters

Tama is the worst; The story gets a little too complicated for its own good; Combat lacks a satisfying challenge; Some lackluster dungeon design

World of Final Fantasy Maxima offers a fair amount of extra content intended for newcomers and die-hards alike. With that said, this content is not necessarily essential to everybody.

Not one of my favourite games. Played it and completed it just to add to my ff collection

If you like Pokemon, then you will definitely love this game. Fighting, collecting, training and evolving classic Final Fantasy monsters has never been more fun. With lots of throwbacks to older Final Fantasy games, I would highly recommend this title to any fan of the Final Fantasy series.

I got this in prime and has the words in French on the back of the case This is not on when I order stuff in English I respectly getting it in English not in any other language

I def recommend this game to everyone!

Graphics: 50% Sound: 60% Replay/Extras: 75% Gameplay: 70% Family Friendly Factor: 40% System: PS Vita/PS4(tested) Publisher: Square Enix Developer: Square Enix Rating: ‘E10+' - Everyone TEN and OLDER ONLY {Alcohol Reference, Fantasy Violence, Mild Language, Mild Suggestive Themes}

While you're making your way through its main story on the default difficulty, Butcher is great. In addition to thoughtful, satisfying gameplay, the whole thing just gives off this impeccable sense of attitude.

While it's far from being a 5 star game in my opinion, it has a couple of new features to make it interesting and worth playing. The stacking system to increase your overall stats is one, and the imprism feature to allow you to capture monsters and make them your allies is another.