You can try going all-in on crafting a battle ready team, with skills that activate after a team member hits a required number of note types. In fact, even if you do perfectly, a weak team will probably only defeat a few enemies during the duration of a song.Ĭharacters have different stat spreads and skill sets to consider when building a team. If you want to get a lot of items, you’ll need a strong, sturdy team to rip through enemies. It soon becomes apparent that the team building stuff isn’t just cute, “oh, make a party with your favorite FF characters.” method. Hitting notes leads to the character on that track striking an enemy, while missed notes damage the party. In Battle stages, the music tracks are split into four for each character in your party. Battle stages uses all the battle themes, Field stages use songs that are mostly for area exploration, while the Event stages are FMVs.

Getting into the nitty-gritty of things, the songs are divided into three types: Battle, Field and Event. If you’re a fan of the Final Fantasy franchise, it’s very likely that most of your favorite songs will be in this game. Each game has a general selection of most (if not all) of the game’s battle music, the game’s main theme, a world map theme, an airship theme (if the game has it), along with any other noteworthy song from said game like Aerith’s theme, for example. Many Final Fantasy games are represented in the game including, bizarrely, Final Fantasy: Mystic Quest. Curtain Call is a sequel to the first Theatrhythm, and there’s honestly no reason to pick up the first game because this has everything in the original game with way more added in.Ĭurtain Call contains more than 200 songs, not counting the DLC songs, which draw from other Square-Enix works. Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call is a Final Fantasy-themed rhythm game released in 2014, developed by Square-Enix and indieszero. A week ago, I laid my eyes on my game collection, looked at a game that I obsessively played a few years ago and thought, “yeah, I can go for that again.”

Something whose play sessions are short, yet addictive that offers a lot of variety. Sometimes, you’re in the mood to play something that’s easy to get into.

Final curtain call song