WORLD OF FINAL FANTASY
Embark on a magical journey with siblings Reynn and Lann as they explore the vast world of Grymoire to rediscover their past and save the future. In this unique and visually charming world, players can capture creatures, customize and evolve them to their liking, and organize them into adorable yet highly strategic stacks. Join unforgettable legends of the FINAL FANTASY universe in this epic adventure of heroes great and small. Key Features: A New Twist on Classic Battles: Master an all new battle system where players collect hundreds of unique creatures called Mirages and stack them on top of each other to fight foes. Combine your Mirages’ sizes and elements effectively to gain the advantage! Customize, Evolve & Saddle Up: Evolve your Mirages to teach them new abilities in battle, unlock mirajewels that grant your main characters incredible powers.
Steam User 30
This game is one of my favorite final fantasys BUT
You HAVE TO LAUNCH IT FROM THE FOLDER ITS SELF not via steam, for some reason it breaks if you launch it via steam.
Steam User 23
For anyone who can't start the game: right-click in the Steam library, manage, browse local files, right-click the WOFF application in the folder, select properties, compatibility, run this program in compatibility mode for Windows 7 or maybe 8, disable full-screen optimizations on, run as admin on, change high DPI settings, override high DPI scaling, override high DPI scaling behavior on, and select scaling performed by application.
Nexus Mods has an FPS mod that allows you to play the game at your monitor's FPS. The mod's name is: WOFFFix Ultrawidescreen and 60FPS.
If Kingdom Hearts and Pokémon had a baby and raised it on Final Fantasy soundtracks, you’d get World of Final Fantasy Maxima. It’s adorable, chaotic, and somehow way more emotional than a game full of bobblehead characters has any right to be.
You play as twin siblings with amnesia, because it’s a JRPG, Obviously jumping between Final Fantasy worlds, meeting chibi versions of Cloud, Squall, Yuna, and a bunch of other familiar faces. It’s basically Kingdom Hearts without the Disney drama, just pure Final Fantasy fan service wrapped in a genuinely sweet story.
Combat looks cute, but don’t be fooled. The stacking system, literally stacking monsters on your head, has layers of strategy that make you feel like a genius… right before a tiny Cactuar wipes your entire team. You collect Mirages, think Pokémon, but sassier, mix their abilities, and build towers of doom.
The Maxima edition adds a handful of new monsters, avatars, and tweaks that make everything smoother. It’s not a massive overhaul, but it’s the definitive way to play. And the music? It’s Final Fantasy, so yes, it slaps.
If you loved Kingdom Hearts for its mix of heartfelt moments, nostalgia, and occasional, what even is this plot? Chaos, this game scratches that exact same itch, minus Donald yelling at you to heal.
It’s cute. It’s clever. It’s Kingdom Hearts’s quirky cousin who never shuts up about moogles.
The only sad thing I have to say, is, that it never got more attention.
Steam User 29
If you like cutesy Chibi's, Final Fantasy, and Digimon; this is one big jumble of it all. The game is really fun to play, but if you're big on story and pay attention to any amount of details, you'll start to get annoyed with just how braindead the MC's are. On sale, this game will always be worth it.
Steam User 13
It's just a fun, cute final fantasy experience that you will probably get some laughs out of.
Nothing about it really screams YOU NEED TO PLAY THIS NOW, but rather, something like, "Hey, this is here if you want."
Steam User 25
Hello everyone it is I the James with the Games, here with my good friend Berserker Bahamut.
And today we hath finally platinumed another title in the collection. A title that was one of the biggest love letters we have ever seen. This game you can feel the passion behind what they made. The balancing isn't bad. The overall gameplay and story are satisfying, and the creature collector aspect really hits home for fans of the series since we're all used ot these sorts of familiar faces.
For this is such a good omage to FF as a whole that it leaves my good friend here speechless. Sure the game is pretty easy, and there's not a whole lot of ways to do a challenge run for this. Since the game's stats especially agility are sort of hard coded per mirage. Thus making later speedier bosses kind of threatening no matter how you setup. Although gravity kind of makes most fights into an innate joke. Irony is we ended up having a game over on both Brandelis II and Brandelis III's final forms. Both mostly due to incredibly bad timing.
Though now the game is done and another will soon begin. I have been the James with the GAmes, and no matter if you are a hero, villain or NPC; I hope when all our games are over I hope to see YOU in heaven one day. Until we meet again~
Steam User 12
The outer "shell" of the game felt like Pokemon, just Final Fantasy themed.
But its not, it has very diffrent mechanics. Its also pretty good :).
Game did crash when trying to open it after i downloaded it, had to fix it by always opening the game as an Administator.
Steam User 16
The spiritual successor to FF9 in being the next game to reference every FF game. You stack three characters into a two stack party with combined stats and level up to 150 different monsters with hidden powers. There is a summoning system where you control biblically accurate boss monster/s you can level and customize with extra attacks and resistances, and a standard summon where you can assign three different moves that are overpowered. While you can stack everything so you have two attacks a turn with full access to their moves, you can unstack and do 3-6 character specific attacks a turn.
There are many superbosses and most have their own dungeon to cross. You can buy full heals at the shop so you can survive them.
The game gets awfully grindy, which NG+ Expert somewhat speeds up and provides more lore to find.