Embark on an adventure unlike any before to an all new WORLD OF FINAL FANTASY. With charming, stylized visuals for both the young and the young at heart, players will collect, raise, and battle iconic monsters by stacking them to form adorable yet strategic monster towers. The memorable legends of FINAL FANTASY come to life in this imaginative, colorful world as an epic story fit for the smallest of heroes unfolds.
Two siblings journey to a mysterious land to rediscover their lost memories. In this peculiar place where stacking things on one’s head is perfectly normal, the young monster tamers will encounter new friends and familiar FINAL FANTASY heroes as they learn the truth about their pasts.
All comments (25)
mixmixi
22 Mar 17#1
You are a legend. None in stock in Cardiff thou :disappointed: But loads in Swansea.
Malkaurai
22 Mar 17#2
Really enjoyed WoFF, and £15 is an excellent price for it. Heat from me :laughing:
mrmcdermot
22 Mar 17#3
ergh why are there so no smyths in london
nathan3007 to mrmcdermot
22 Mar 17#6
Because you have hamleys :stuck_out_tongue:
zerowing
22 Mar 171#4
anyone know if this is day 1 edition
Vladimir to zerowing
22 Mar 17#5
I got the Day 1 version of this but I think it's ridiculous that the Japanese voice pack was exclusive to the Day 1 Edition.
Wish they'd do the same as FFXV and release all the day 1 stuff for purchase on the store. My SO missed out on the Day 1 at the price I got it and it would be great if I could pick her up a copy at a reasonable price and know that I could just grab the items on the store for her later.
kyeung to zerowing
24 Mar 171#18
Collected mine and yes its day one edition
mattlong37051 to zerowing
24 Mar 171#19
Might be late in the day but I picked up from my local smyths today and it was the day 1 edition
kyeung
22 Mar 17#7
Managed to get a copy, thanks op. Good price.
BubaMan
22 Mar 17#8
Aargh... if this had shown up before I snagged FFXV this morning...
Gonna have to pass but a great price - heated!
Moog666
22 Mar 17#9
oos
mattlong37051
22 Mar 17#10
Actually had this in stock at my local that's a first, heated thanks
kos1c
22 Mar 17#11
I'm going to hate myself skipping it at this price but I've just bought ff15, uncharted collection today.
Home front 2 on order and just got divinity original sin yesterday.
Don't want to get another game for my growing pile. ><
pugsey20
22 Mar 17#12
Just got mine was able to find some Thurrock which is not too far from me. Many thanks
malachi
22 Mar 17#13
thanks
Darkness4518
22 Mar 17#14
Actually got a smyths deal at my local for once, i've wanted this since the demo was first released. A good traditional turn based jrpg to play at last.
Snake0047
22 Mar 17#15
Would my 6 year old be able to play this or would it likely be too complicated?
malachi
23 Mar 17#16
Thanks, got my Day 1 edition.
Mccy_McFlinn
23 Mar 17#17
If it helps, the Fareham branch has today received a fresh batch of new copies scanning at £15 (the pre-owned version is scanning at £28.99). There aren't any display units (for a new copy) out on the shelf so ask the guy at the counter and he'll be able to sort you out.
stato
24 Mar 17#20
Same here...Leeds crown point but it was the last one (saves anyone the hassle of nipping down and coming away disappointed)
timetosurf
29 Mar 17#21
Ashford had 3 left. Day 1 edition
Jawz
8 Apr 17#22
Why do people crave or Jap Voice packs?
To see the lips in sync or some sort of nostalgia?
Vladimir
12 Apr 17#23
Just got notified of your response so to answer your question, for me it's neither of your possible reasons. Instead it's simply the same reason as I don't watch dubbed foreign film/TV unless there's no other option, I would rather experience something in its original language first.
On some things on a second watch/playthrough I would watch/play with an English dub but only if it's been said to be excellent. The only example immediately springing to mind being Cowboy Bepop where the director apparently said he preferred the dub.
Jawz
12 Apr 17#24
Unless you knew Japanese, you wouldn't know what the story was!?
But I respect your opinion and thanks for replying , as I never considered it an option at first thought :0)
Vladimir
12 Apr 17#25
Haha, I'm not scared of some subtitles! :stuck_out_tongue: Hell, my favourite TV series/film ever (originally it was a four part mini-series but got changed to two films when released in America) is an Italian one call The Best of Youth which in its entirety is six hours worth of subs.
I watch films and TV from all over the place, without subs I'd need to know dozens of languages and most of my film collection would just be interesting coasters.
I'm glad I got my point across though, it's really hard to explain sometimes that you like hearing the original language without sounding like a pretentious moron.
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Two siblings journey to a mysterious land to rediscover their lost memories. In this peculiar place where stacking things on one’s head is perfectly normal, the young monster tamers will encounter new friends and familiar FINAL FANTASY heroes as they learn the truth about their pasts.
All comments (25)
Wish they'd do the same as FFXV and release all the day 1 stuff for purchase on the store. My SO missed out on the Day 1 at the price I got it and it would be great if I could pick her up a copy at a reasonable price and know that I could just grab the items on the store for her later.
Gonna have to pass but a great price - heated!
Home front 2 on order and just got divinity original sin yesterday.
Don't want to get another game for my growing pile. ><
To see the lips in sync or some sort of nostalgia?
On some things on a second watch/playthrough I would watch/play with an English dub but only if it's been said to be excellent. The only example immediately springing to mind being Cowboy Bepop where the director apparently said he preferred the dub.
But I respect your opinion and thanks for replying , as I never considered it an option at first thought :0)
I watch films and TV from all over the place, without subs I'd need to know dozens of languages and most of my film collection would just be interesting coasters.
I'm glad I got my point across though, it's really hard to explain sometimes that you like hearing the original language without sounding like a pretentious moron.