End of Life: September 30, 2022
Final Fantasy: Record Keeper is a Square-Enix-made Japanese RPG with a turn-based combat system. During the fun we travel around the worlds from previous editions of the series, meet famous heroes and gather memories of the most important events from each land.
Final Fantasy: Record Keeper, released on AND and iOS, is a Japanese RPG developed by Square-Enix's in-house development studio. The production is available in a free-to-play model with microtransactions.
In Final Fantasy: Record Keeper, we play as Tyro, a young boy who loves history and is Dr. May's favorite student. Thanks to the power of his teacher, the young man is able to move to other worlds and times by means of images depicting them. In each of these ancient lands, he has to find specific memories before he can return to school, where his mentor will assign him another task.
Final Fantasy: Record Keeper is a big treat to the fans of the series, as the worlds and events visited come from earlier entries of the series. We explore well-known locations and meet famous heroes. Some of them will our team, including such famous characters as Cloud Strife from Final Fantasy VII or Zidane Tribal from Final Fantasy IX.
In of mechanics, Final Fantasy: Record Keeper is a typical Japanese RPG. We explore the world, complete quests, develop characters and fight in a turn-based combat system. In the campaign, a lot of emphases was put on exploring the undergrounds full of monsters and traps.
Platforms:
Android September 24, 2014 September 30, 2022 (EOL)
Apple iOS September 24, 2014 September 30, 2022 (EOL)
Developer: Square Enix
Publisher: Square Enix
Age restrictions: 12+
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