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The editors liked
Gorgeous art by Yuka Miyamoto
Demanding play
Nonlinear exploration in second half of game
Great soundtrack
Innovative battle system
Charming
Compact world is easily explored via hints from helpful townsfolk
Crowns allow party composition changes on a dime
Lots of element and classbased gear swaps for any occasion.
28 crowns to collect
Each with unique abilities. Storybook graphics
Can use touch screen or standard controls
Cute characters
Challenging at times
Can power up crowns to earn new abilities
Can upgrade weapons
There’s a nice assortment of enemies
Local cooperative multiplayer and equipped items and hats make characters look different.
The editors didn't like
Manic shifts in difficulty
Underdeveloped
Weird story
Underutilized strategic battle options.
Initial hours are disjointed and full of backtracking and grinding
Menus are clunky.
Story seems trunicated sometimes and some people may get lost when trying to figure out what to do next.
Abstract: Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light can best be described as a crossover title. While the bare bones of the game take the shape of a traditional turn-based RPG, the game's feels more sinister, like a dungeon crawler. This genre has terrified many game...
There are a number of good RPGs on the DS recently, so gamers have their pick. But The 4 Heroes of Light is definitely a contender for your money. It's got a simple battle system that is strengthened by its high level of character customization and con...
Abstract: When people hear that I've been playing the U.S. version of Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light these past few weeks, they ask a single, universal question, almost without fail: "Did Square fix the item system?" The short answer is, "No." The item sys...
Gorgeous art by Yuka Miyamoto, demanding play, non-linear exploration in second half of game, great soundtrack, innovative battle system
Manic shifts in difficulty, underdeveloped and weird story, underutilised strategic battle options
Despite its undeniable artistic charms, Matrix Software's first original Final Fantasy suffers from manic difficulty shifts and an underdeveloped story...
Abstract: Share Yet another Final Fantasy makes its way onto Nintendo’s handheld. The last one I played was Final Fantasy III which was a couple of years ago now and I really enjoyed it. It only took a few years to finally get released in Europe, but it was wor...
It’s odd that a game steeped in old-school sensibilities seems so refreshing, but then again we’ve grown up with games like this. Newcomers will likely balk at its retro visuals and antiquated battle mechanic. For long-standing series fans however, thi...
Tolle Story, Einzigartige Charaktere, Viele Stunden Spielspaß
Viele Zufallskämpfe, Verlaufen leicht möglich
„Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light“ ist genau das Abenteuer, das sich Fans der Reihe erwarten. Tolle Charaktere, eine sehr gute Geschichte mit vielen Wendungen und in vielen Sequenzen die Liebe zum Detail zeichnen das Spiel aus. Natürlich könnte man...
Ich bin ein großer Fan der alten „Final Fantasy“-Titel. Insbesondere „Final Fantasy VI“ zählt für mich immer noch zu einem der besten Videospiele aller Zeiten. Daher hat mir „Final Fantasy – The Four Heroes of Light“ auch von Anfang an gut gefallen. Le...
