This game was highly polished and immense fun thanks to the combat and variety of characters to play, each with very different mechanics, combos etc. Graphics and music are both top tier, with the stylised art taken mostly from the mobile game, and the music is at times up there with the best that the Final Fantasy franchise has to offer.

The game falls into two parts: The first part is the single player campaign which lets you earn the tickets you need to unlock new characters. The second part is a Monster Hunter World style mission board which lets you co-op or solo (with AI companions) a variety of boss fights in order to collect materials, upgrade your gear, then move up in difficulties.

Overall this is a game of missed opportunities though in opinion. It was touted as a game with no live service updates, just you buy it and play what is there... but in reality I almost wish it WAS a live service game. The endgame mission board system was a lot of fun to play with friends and is a good substitute for Monster Hunter for a good 50-100 hours I reckon.

I bought the game on the release day so cannot say if you can find other players outside your friends list for the co-op anymore, so bear that in mind.

This game was highly polished and immense fun thanks to the combat and variety of characters to play, each with very different mechanics, combos etc. Graphics and music are both top tier, with the stylised art taken mostly from the mobile game, and the music is at times up there with the best that the Final Fantasy franchise has to offer. The game falls into two parts: The first part is the single player campaign which lets you earn the tickets you need to unlock new characters. The second part is a Monster Hunter World style mission board which lets you co-op or solo (with AI companions) a variety of boss fights in order to collect materials, upgrade your gear, then move up in difficulties. Overall this is a game of missed opportunities though in opinion. It was touted as a game with no live service updates, just you buy it and play what is there... but in reality I almost wish it WAS a live service game. The endgame mission board system was a lot of fun to play with friends and is a good substitute for Monster Hunter for a good 50-100 hours I reckon. I bought the game on the release day so cannot say if you can find other players outside your friends list for the co-op anymore, so bear that in mind.