- December 18, 2014
- Square Enix Business Division 3
Final Fantasy Explorers
Explorers is a strong start to a new take on Final Fantasy
Platforms
About
The Collector's Edition comes in a cardboard box featuring limited edition Yoshikita Amano artwork and includes: Final Fantasy Explorers, a soundtrack CD with 20 songs, a limited edition art book, a Nintendo 3DS Collector's Hardcase and a booklet with 4 serial codes for unlockable quests.






- Engaging combat systems with a strong emphasis on co-op gameplay.
- Rich in Final Fantasy fan service, offering a nostalgic experience for fans of the series.
- Customizable jobs and abilities provide a good sense of strategy and depth.
- The game suffers from grindy and repetitive gameplay, leading to a lack of long-term engagement.
- Graphics are underwhelming and the overall presentation feels lacking in polish.
- Mission structure and cooperative menus can be simplistic and confusing, detracting from the experience.
gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay in Final Fantasy Explorers is characterized by simpler mechanics compared to Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate, offering a more accessible experience with a variety of jobs and fast-paced combat. While it features deep customization and enjoyable team-based gameplay centered around challenging eidolon boss fights, it lacks the content depth of its predecessor. Overall, it provides a fun blend of familiar Final Fantasy elements and solid gameplay, appealing to fans of both franchises.
“The simple fighting mechanics make all of the jobs feel suitably different, and the challenge of the Eidolon boss fights adds excitement. Plus, there's a Chocobo hammer!”
“Deep ability and crafting customization, fast-paced combat, strong online support, and familiar elements from past Final Fantasy games create fun team-based gameplay revolving around Eidolon fights.”
“Final Fantasy Explorers may not be the best spin-off that the series has received, but with the level of fan service and solid gameplay, it still might be worth a look for those who are fans of both Monster Hunter and Final Fantasy.”
“Mechanically feels much simpler and less active than Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate, and contains a fraction of its content.”
“The simple fighting mechanics make all of the jobs feel suitably different, but the challenge of Eidolon boss fights is lacking.”
“Final Fantasy Explorers may not be the best spin-off that the series has received, but the gameplay does not live up to expectations.”