Final Fantasy Explorers
- December 18, 2014
- Square Enix Business Division 3
Final Fantasy Explorers is a great entry point for those interested in the co-op monster-hunting genre. The combat is its strongest asset, but expect to have to do some grinding along the way.
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.
Nintendo 3ds
Reviews
Audience ScoreBased on 18 reviews
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Critic Reviews
63% average critic score
Final Fantasy: Explorers review
Final Fantasy Explorers is a great entry point for those interested in the co-op monster-hunting genre. The combat is its strongest asset, but expect to have to do some grinding along the way.
80%Final Fantasy Explorers review
Explorers is a strong start to a new take on Final Fantasy
80%Final Fantasy Explorers Review - An Unsteady Pace
Final Fantasy Explorers can be an engaging experience, but with a slow start, a lack of communication options for multiplayer, and a lack of polish, it's hard to recommend.
55%
