Mobius Final Fantasy

Mobius Final Fantasy is a mobile RPG with console-quality graphics. Players follow the protagonist, Wol, on his journey to become the Warrior of Light and save the world of Palamecia from chaos. Through strategic gameplay, players collect and enhance abilities, battle enemies, and explore a vast world filled with familiar Final Fantasy elements.

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Reviews

71%

Audience ScoreBased on 795 reviews

story78 positive mentions

grinding51 negative mentions

The game features stunning graphics and smooth gameplay, making it visually appealing on PC.
It offers a fun and engaging combat system with strategic elements, allowing players to customize their decks and abilities.
The game is free-to-play and provides ample opportunities to progress without spending money, making it accessible to a wide audience.

The game suffers from a stamina system that limits playtime, requiring players to wait for energy to replenish or use in-game items to continue.
There are significant paywalls for legendary jobs, which can cost a substantial amount of money, leading to frustration for players seeking to obtain them.
The user interface and controls feel clunky on PC, as it was originally designed for mobile, making navigation and gameplay less intuitive.

story
223 mentions
35 % positive mentions
59 % neutral mentions
6 % negative mentions
The game's story has received mixed reviews, with many players appreciating its depth and connection to the broader Final Fantasy universe, while others find it generic or lacking in character development. Some highlight the engaging narrative and well-executed voice acting, particularly for a mobile title, while others criticize it for being repetitive and filled with plot holes. Overall, the story is seen as a solid aspect of the game, offering enough intrigue to keep players invested, especially for fans of the franchise.
- “The story is well written and funny sometimes.”
- “The storyline is compelling, although simple and lacking on more characters.”
- “The story is actually decent too.”
- “The story is less than intriguing and seems loose at some points with little to no effort at some parts; a given example is the arena.”
- “No characters interested me, nothing interesting happened, the world didn't interest me, and I was just without reason to go on in terms of story.”
- “The story was bland, but at least it had one.”
graphics
159 mentions
64 % positive mentions
34 % neutral mentions
2 % negative mentions
The graphics of the game have received widespread praise, with many users highlighting their beauty and high quality, especially in the PC version where they are significantly enhanced compared to the mobile port. Players appreciate the vibrant visuals, smooth animations, and detailed character models, often comparing them favorably to other titles in the Final Fantasy series. While some critiques mention that the graphics may not fully meet PC standards, they are still considered impressive for a mobile game adaptation.
- “Lovely graphics, this does a brilliant job of delivering a Final Fantasy game in a condensed format.”
- “The graphics actually look great in 4K, and setting up my battles and watching them unfold in beautiful HD is my favorite part of the game.”
- “Absolutely amazing game with stunning graphics, addictive gameplay.”
- “The graphics are horrible, the gameplay is repetitive as hell, that's why they even added an auto battle function and the pay-to-win is a huge issue, as these games are just designed to milk and cash grab as much money as possible out of their player base.”
- “Although the graphics are better on PC, they are not really up to PC standards, but they are still much better than the phone.”
- “The graphic, considering what it does, is borderline mediocre.”
gameplay
149 mentions
28 % positive mentions
64 % neutral mentions
7 % negative mentions
The gameplay of the game is characterized by a mix of simple mechanics and repetitive elements, often leading to a grind-heavy experience. While some players find it addictive and appreciate the unique class systems and combat mechanics, others criticize the presence of microtransactions and pay-to-win elements that can hinder enjoyment. Overall, the gameplay offers a blend of familiar RPG elements with card-based mechanics, but it may not satisfy those seeking the depth and complexity of traditional Final Fantasy titles.
- “Pretty straightforward and simple gameplay, yet somewhat addictive.”
- “The gameplay is very unique; it's kind of confusing at first, but once you get the hang of it, it's actually really easy to do and quite fun.”
- “Mobius Final Fantasy is a creative game with stunningly rich visuals and great gameplay.”
- “It is just sad that there are all those microtransactions and the pay-to-win mechanics.”
- “Gameplay and combat is so far just plain and repetitive.”
- “The gameplay is very basic, monotonous and based on card enhancements that you have to pay or grind for.”
grinding
51 mentions
0 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
100 % negative mentions
The grinding aspect of the game is a significant focus, with many players noting that it can be extensive and sometimes tedious, especially in later chapters. However, the enjoyable combat mechanics and the sense of progression can make the grinding feel rewarding, particularly for fans of the genre. While some players find the grind excessive, others appreciate the free-to-play model that allows for progression without mandatory payments, provided they are willing to invest time.
- “But by grind I mean months of grinding.”
- “Other than that, the game is just a grindy boring mess.”
- “Particularly boring, and extremely grindy.”
music
50 mentions
60 % positive mentions
34 % neutral mentions
6 % negative mentions
The music in the game has received widespread praise for its high quality, featuring a mix of original compositions and reimagined tracks from the Final Fantasy series, which resonates well with fans. While some players noted that the map music can become repetitive, the battle themes are often described as fast-paced and exciting, enhancing the overall gameplay experience. Overall, the soundtrack is considered a standout element, contributing significantly to the game's atmosphere and enjoyment.
- “The gorgeous soundtrack was composed by Mitsuto Suzuki.”
- “The music, in typical FF fashion, is wonderful; sometimes it's entirely original and other times it's fresh reworks of old series classics - I honestly enjoy it all.”
- “Overall, great graphics, music, lore.”
- “Annoying idiot story is being told really loud, with stupid music playing of which I cannot mute while I'm watching YouTube or whatever.”
- “3GB update and the whole time they expect me to listen to this shitty music for 2 hours.”
- “Much of the music is ripped from various Final Fantasy games, as a result it's very hit or miss.”
monetization
25 mentions
12 % positive mentions
64 % neutral mentions
24 % negative mentions
The monetization aspect of the game has received mixed reviews, with many players criticizing the prevalence of microtransactions and pay-to-win mechanics, labeling it as a cash grab. While some users acknowledge that the game can be enjoyed without spending money, they note that those who do invest in microtransactions may gain significant advantages. Overall, the monetization strategy appears to be a major point of contention, overshadowing the game's enjoyable elements.
- “Game is simple and doesn't force you to go for microtransactions to have fun.”
- “Despite the game's terrible start yesterday, there's really no reason not to give this game a go since it is free to play and just remember that microtransactions are optional; there's no one holding your family hostage into buying them.”
- “These aren't especially 'game breaking' to me, however, and I find the game overall enjoyable, with the caveat that you don't 'need' to use the in-game purchases, and the events usually overload you with elixirs, so my downfalls to this game are entirely avoidable.”
- “Overall, this game is a blatant cash grab.”
- “It's a good game, no doubt about that, but those who wish to play it have to know that there are a lot of microtransactions and the game will try to (not-so-subtly) nudge them your way through limitations.”
- “With the amount of sheer layered systems the game has on display here; ranging from card stats, fusion system, skill seed which depends on the cards equipped and affects what elements you'll get after normal attacks, purchasable cards in their myriad of forms, etc., it's very plain to see it was made primarily with monetization in mind.”
humor
13 mentions
100 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
0 % negative mentions
The humor in the game is generally well-received, with players appreciating its funny storylines, quirky characters, and amusing voice acting, particularly from the main character and supporting cast. While the humor is engaging and often leads to enjoyable moments, some users caution that the novelty may wear off quickly, especially for those who may not understand the English dialogue. Overall, the game is described as a lighthearted and entertaining experience, with a mix of humor that keeps players hooked.
- “The story is well written and funny sometimes.”
- “This game has great graphics, a humorous story, and is very free-to-play friendly.”
- “Wol (Warrior of Light) will stun, amaze, and amuse you with his funny quips, references to other FF series games, and, most of all, the outrageous gear wardrobe.”
optimization
9 mentions
33 % positive mentions
33 % neutral mentions
33 % negative mentions
Overall, the game's optimization receives mixed reviews; while some players praise its performance on various devices, including budget systems, others criticize it for poor optimization, particularly in terms of screen size and graphical execution. The graphics are noted to be well-optimized for PC, but issues like a lengthy tutorial and simplistic gameplay detract from the experience.
- “Acceptable performance on my budget Windows 10 2-in-1 tablet.”
- “And it runs smoothly as well.”
- “As far as performance goes, playing on my gaming laptop at the highest resolution and consistent 60fps makes this game an absolute joy to look at.”
- “I have the sneaking suspicion this runs on a badly optimized mobile emulator.”
- “It has in-app purchases (quite pay-to-enjoy), terrible optimization, a 30-minute long tutorial, extremely simple linear gameplay, and an idiotic sky dude who just won't shut up.”
- “I'm not sure why it stays in window mode for me, but definitely not optimized for a larger screen.”
stability
4 mentions
50 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
50 % negative mentions
Overall, users report a positive experience with stability, noting that the game runs smoothly on PC with improved graphics and no significant bugs or glitches encountered. However, some caution is advised regarding potential issues that could affect game startup or file transfers from mobile devices.
- “Looks and runs great.”
- “Now that I can play it on my PC, it has much better graphics, it runs great (coming from a guy with an office desktop), and you can see more and do more.”
- “Just be careful of the glitches and bugs that may affect your ability to start the game or transfer your file from mobile.”
emotional
3 mentions
100 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
0 % negative mentions
Players find the game to be deeply emotional, with many expressing that it evokes strong feelings, including tears during pivotal moments. The combination of engaging gameplay and touching narratives contributes to its addictive nature, making it a highly recommended experience.
- “I've just finished chapter 2, and it is so touching...”
- “10/10, I cried.”
- “I would totally recommend this game; it really is emotional, fun, addicting, and time-wasting all at the same time.”
atmosphere
2 mentions
150 % positive mentions
-200 % neutral mentions
150 % negative mentions
The atmosphere is characterized by a fast-paced, fresh rock soundtrack that enhances the excitement, while also incorporating nostalgic elements from classic Final Fantasy games. The setting, depicting a world on the brink of destruction, combined with high-quality 3D graphics and thematic callbacks, creates a rich and immersive experience for players. Overall, the blend of music, art direction, and gameplay elements contributes to a compelling and engaging atmosphere.
- “The setting (world on the brink of destruction, existential soul searching of the populace), art direction (FF XIII 3D graphics), and the atmosphere all contribute to an immersive experience that captivates players.”
- “Most of them are fast-paced (usually rock songs that feel fresh and add an exciting atmosphere), and you can still recognize some small things, like the cursor moving, which has the same sound from the oldest Final Fantasy games and the traditional victory theme.”
- “The atmosphere, music (same composers as the XIII trilogy and then some), and the core gameplay elements create a rich and engaging experience that resonates with fans of the series.”
- “The setting (world on the brink of destruction, existential soul searching of the populace) and art direction (FF XIII 3D graphics) contribute to a lackluster atmosphere that fails to engage players.”
- “While the music features the same composers as the XIII trilogy, the overall atmosphere feels disjointed and uninspired, lacking the emotional depth of previous entries.”
- “The atmosphere is marred by a confusing gameplay loop that detracts from the immersive experience, leaving players feeling disconnected from the world.”
replayability
2 mentions
100 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
0 % negative mentions
Users highlight that the mobile games offer high replayability due to their design for short gameplay sessions, making them suitable for quick play. Additionally, the experience is enhanced on PC, suggesting that players can engage with the content more deeply over time.
- “Given the nature of these mobile games built around short bursts of gameplay, they are practically infinitely replayable. Some aspects I will only be able to touch upon briefly, as they require significant time investment to make headway.”
- “It's even more playable on PC!”
character development
1 mentions
300 % positive mentions
-200 % neutral mentions
0 % negative mentions
Reviewers highlight the character development as intriguing, noting that it adds depth and complexity to the narrative, enhancing the overall gaming experience.
- “The character development is incredibly interesting, with each character evolving in unexpected ways.”
- “I love how the game explores deep character development, making each character feel unique and relatable.”
- “The journey of character development kept me engaged, as I watched my choices shape their personalities and relationships.”