#mistwalker studio

[genopaint]

SHU // BLUE DRAGON

SWORD MASTER SHADOW

[they-have-the-same-va]

Jansen Friedh from Lost Odyssey shares a voice actor with Knuckles the Echidna in Sonic Adventure.

Voiced by Michael McGaharn

[mistwalker-official]

Recorded drums for the next Mistwalker record yesterday with JL.LV Audio at Showmedia Studios. 8 songs banged out in roughly 5 hours. Will be moving on to guitars soon.

[martianmanmilker]

Beat Blue Dragon! Lovely traditional JRPG, great soundtrack, I owed it to Toriyama to finally finish it. The boss themes are awesome.

[i-just-give-you-the-vidya-songs]

The song is '"Eternity" from the game 'Blue Dragon', a 2006 JRPG developed by Mistwalker and published by Microsoft Game Studios. Released on Xbox 360.

-Submission by @chzdavmpr

[valentinesparda]

curiously, what is fantasian? I’ve never heard of it until now, sooo….. take this ask as an opportunity to info dump maybe? /lighthearted, genuine

@malewifehenrycooldown *vibrating my body into the fifth dimension* I'm so normal about this game

fantasian neo dimension initially was released on iPhone and Apple TV a few years ago and was recently ported to console. it's by mistwalker which is hironobu sakaguchi's game studio - you know, the guy who made final fantasy. the OST is going to be nobuo uematsu's last full game OST!! it's their final collaboration

sakaguchi wound up making the game after being coaxed into replaying ff6 and it definitely shows /affectionate. it's a lovely little homage of sorts to traditional jrpgs that feels genuine in it's "old school" feeling, just a simple little story with some fucking WILD lore to it and a fun cast of characters (EZ MY GOAT). standard fare amnesiac protag trying to remember his past, but it opens up to more ofc

it's cozy to me, it isn't overly complicated or expansive, and the combat is definitely challenging but it's fun!! there are some really cool bosses and I love the monster designs which is why I've made my insert a beast master who winds up just. researching creatures like a fucked up wildlife seeker

it feels like ff9 + lost odyssey (another mistwalker game and prob one of my fav games ever) + tales of and it shows. there are VN segments that make you wanna die (just like lost odyssey!!) it's surprisingly emotional and deep and I just love it very much :(

[legiongamerrd]

#Gamefemerides Hace 15 años fue lanzado Lost Oddyssey (ロストオデッセイ). Es un RPG japonés desarrollado por @mistwalkerofficial y Feelplus para el @xbox 360. Fue publicado por Xbox Game Studios. La historia sigue a Kaim, miembro de un selecto grupo de “inmortales”, quienes han perdido su memoria: mientras enfrentan amenazas generadas por el acercamiento de la revolución mágica industrial mundial, él también debe enfrentar el dolor de recordar. El gameplay presenta muchos elementos básicos de los JRPG, como navegación usando un mapamundi, encuentros aleatorios, y un sistema de batalla por turnos. #LegionGamerRD #ElGamingnosune #Videojuegos #Gaming #RetroGaming #RetroGamer #CulturaGaming #CulturaGamer #GamingHistory #HistoriaGaming #GamerDominicano #GamingPodcast #Podcast #Mistwalker #FeelPlus #LostOdyssey #ロストオデッセイ #Microsoft #Xbox #Xbox360 #XboxOne #RPG #JRPG https://www.instagram.com/p/Coj_kJMr61Q/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[runimanio]

2024 Game Clear #49 Fantasian Neo Dimension

My last game clear of 2024! (unless I finish Famicom Detective Club Missing Heir tonight, in which I probably won't have time to throw up a post anyway haha) and it one i've been waiting to escape it's Apple Arcade prison ever since I first heard about the game. From the creator of Final Fantasy's Hironobu Sakaguchi's studio Mistwalker and composed by Nobuo Uematsu using real-world dioramas for the environment to give it a stunning look reminisce of the pre-rendered background style of RPG's from the PS1, easy to see why this seemed like a dream game for Final Fantasy fans

Playing Fantasian was interesting though because honestly this might be one of the more difficult turn based RPG i've played. part of that is just the game throwing a lot of very long and complex fights where you constantly have to manage stuff, which is fine I like those kind of fights in turn based games for the most part (though admittedly it does get daunting just going from long fights to long fights constantly), but I also think I my own RPGs habits made some battles alot hard for me.

I think a lot of us are just over equipment managing, loot loop RPGs design has kinda instill in some of us that stuff like elemental resistance and the like are just nice bonus's but all we really care about are the cold hard stats... do not ignore the elemental resistance jewel and the status protection jewels in this game! I did and once I started using them when appropriate boss fights became much more manageable! I think we also have a tendency to only really use our favorite in these type of games but here every party members has a specific role to play in battle and you'll need to use everyone effectively to get out ahead. Party members and moves I instinctively didn't think I'd get much use out of such as Ez and his enemy moving vacuum skill actually ended up being clutch.

Playing through Fantasian had me thinking about RPG game design like why have these habits that it's okay to ignore certain mechanic in an RPG taken hold in me, if those mechanics are so ignorable then really why do they exist, stuff like that. I don't think all RPGs should be design like Fantasian because I think the more forgiving game design of other games lend themselves better to player self expression which I think is why you can have players who never use stat affecting moves, other games the design needs to accommodates all different types of playstyles.

Mistwalker I think knew that this would be a fairly niche release for the JRPGs diehards so it can dare to be more challenging then say a Final Fantasy. It feels a love letter to turn based combat that it's hard to imagine ever getting from a big mainstream release anymore. I will say the story and characters are enjoyable but I does feel like it missing something to make it an all timer classic... a more grounded emotional stake maybe? it's stakes are by design multiverse level and while there are smaller emotional moments (Tan the edge boy he is had some good one's but, maybe I just love a vengeance quest) I can't help but want a bit more.

Even so this is gonna be a game I think about for a long time

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Apple Arcade’s best exclusive game is finally on console and PC

Image: Square Enix Fantasian was an easy game to recommend when it launched in 2021. Developed by Final Fantasy creator Hironobu Sakaguchi’s Mistwalker studio, Fantasian was an approachable old-school roleplaying game that had a lot of clever ideas, along with an adorable aesthetic thanks to its world made out of hand-crafted dioramas. There was just one problem: it was exclusive to Apple Arcade,…

[bahamutgames]

Random Video Game Themed Question Prompts - Part 3

Part 3 of my video game prompt thingy! Lately I've been getting more gaming in so I kinda, forgot to finish this up. But I figured, hey, why not? It's Saturday! Let's do some talking about games!! So here we are!

Part 1 Part 2 Part 4

1 - A game that left a lasting impression

Off the top of my head, I immediately want to say Xenoblade Chronicles. I HATED that game's gameplay so bad it pissed me off CRAZY amounts. But the world, characters, story, music, graphics all were so amazing I genuinely couldn't give up on it. And I think about this game constantly. It's filled with really good lines and moments that just stick out to me and I think about constantly. "We choose to live in a world without gods" is in my head 24/7

2 - Favorite Female Character

HOW TO PICK ONE!? Currently my favorite is probably Princess Peach. I have a huge crush on her and a like her a lot. But some of my other favorites are Rouge, Krystal, Freya Crescent, Shazza, Hsien-Ko, Tiki, all the Splatoon idols, Monita, Ema Skye, Milia Rage, Fillia... The list goes on.

3 - So bad it's good

I don't play bad games, if it's good then therefore it isn't bad... Immediately what comes to mind would be Sonic 06. But I think that game is good, and not because it's bad. It's good in spite of being bad, if that makes sense. I might have to come back and tackle this one another time, apologies for the cop out.

4 - Game that hit an emotional spot in your heart

OH MAN, JUST ONE!? There's so many that really hit me, and whenever I recap the plot to someone, STILL make me get really choked up. I still think overall I may have to give up some of my favorite emotional scenes to the first 2 Paper Marios. Particularly the final bosses both have scenes where everyone you meet across the journey makes wishes and that gives Mario the strength he needs to win. Wish of the Princess and We're Counting on you, Mario are both some of my favorite songs from those games and I just LOVE this concept. Love wins. Trust in each other and believing in each other is powerful.

5 - Favorite game developer or studio

Good question. There's a few that I really like that I'd have to put as some of my favorites. I love Arc System Works' stuff. Mistwalker makes some AMAZING games but truth be told I've only played 2 (although Blue Dragon genuinely is one of my all time favorites). Lately I've been thinking about how good Intelligent Systems are. Anything by Siactro is a banger. And I always say Zeboyd Games are some of the best indie devs of all time. There's a lot of good devs out there.

6 - Favorite Male Character

Again how do you just pick one!? Some of my all timers are obviously, the edgy badboys made in a lab. And there's always 4 that immediately come to mind when I think of that. Shadow the Hedgehog, Mewtwo, Zero (particularly from MMZ), and Sol Badguy. They are all absolutely my favorite Male characters and some of my favorite characters EVER even in spite of some rocky times with some of them. Some other guys I love are Zidane, Mario, Bowser, Geno, Metaknight, Solid Snake, Ty, Vivi, I could go on.

7 - Top 5 OSTs

A tough question. But here's probably the top 5 off the top of my head:

Blue Dragon

Guilty Gear Xrd Rev 2

Sonic 06

Killer Instinct 2013

Paper Mario the Thousand Year Door

8 - A game that not enough people talk about

So I could put a TON of games here. Blue Dragon, Cubivore, endless Indie bangers... But RIGHT NOW. I gotta give it up to Solatorobo cause it's fresh in my mind. Some people have told me about this, but not NEARLY enough people. I think WAY more people should play this game cause it RULES!! And it seems to be not fairly well known? I think this game would do AMAZINGLY with an HD remake. Seriously, more people deserve to get to try it.

9 - Favorite Villain

Gosh, I like a lot of villains. I'm a bit of a protagonist fiend, I'll admit. But I LOVE a good villain. A protagonist wouldn't be much with something to stand up against, right? Immediately the classics come to mind, Bowser and Eggman. You got your wonderful one-offs with stuff like Smithy and Mephiles the Dark. I've been really obsessed with retro RPG villains like The Four Fiends + Garland and the Dragon Lord. But ultimately I think my favorite villain, or at least high up there, is Fawful. I really like Fawful and I still think he's one of the best executed (ha) villains in the Mario series.

10 - Favorite game as a kid

When I was a kid, I really often said Super Mario 64 was my favorite game of all time. Don't get me wrong, I do love that game. But it feels very odd that I said it was my favorite. I think at the time I would certainly give it up to Sunshine, which I had actually beaten and adored. Or even Super Mario World which was my first game ever. Maybe even Animal Crossing. Truth be told though, I probably just wanted to look cool, cause my favorite game was obviously Brawl lol.

11 - 5 favorite video games

My top 4 have been pretty consistent for a while now

Super Mario RPG : Legend of the Seven Stars

Sonic Adventure 2

Final Fantasy 9

Super Smash Bros. Brawl

But when you hit number 5, then I kind of hit a wall cause there's SO many games I like. Lately I've put Guilty Gear Xrd Rev 2 there. But Maybe it should go to Starfox 64? Tales of Vesperia? Ty the Tasmanian Tiger? And of course that's without series repeats!! TOO MANY GOOD GAMES!!

12 - A game or series you've never been interested in

Sadly, there's a lot that just never really made me bat an eye. Or there's a lot where I WANTED to like it, but it's just a genre I couldn't get into. I think right out the gate I'd have to give it to Dangan Ronpa. Just not a series that really ever caught my eye in spite of how popular it is. Will I check it out? Probably just because it's so big. But it's not on my radar any time soon.

13 - Favorite NPC or Party Member

OKAY those are 2 VERY different types of characters lmao. Let's see here.

For Party Member there's SO many Party Members I adore from over the years. Just off the top of my head, I'd probably have to give it up to Geno just for my history and love for the character. But there's TONS of good teammates. Admiral Bobbery, Goombella, Mallow, Parakarry, Frog, Robo, Yangus, Jessica, Serena, Barret, Tifa, Red XIII, Kumatora, Vivi, Steiner, Freya, Razzly, Pip, Kidd, Zola, Raine, EVERYONE from Vesperia, Donald and Goofy, everyone from Awakening, all the Pokemon in the world, Rosalyn, and I could keep going! Never enough cool teammates

NPCs? That's actually tougher. I don't recall a ton of NPCs I've met over the years I'll be honest. So I'll just say Fawful from PiT :) But off the top of my head, I really liked this one Toad at Poshley heights in TTYD remake who stands at a fountain and talks about how much she loves walking the same path everyday cause every day is different. She's cute, I like her :) Maybe I'll come back and give a better answer to this one later!

14 - A game that never gets old

There's a few games I can play nonstop and not get tired. I've actually had to put my copy of Smash Ultimate away at times because it was taking up too much of my time when I needed to be working. Or, an example I always give, is Starfox 64 and how I've gone through periods where I replay it EVERY DAY and never get tired of it. Good games!!

15 - A game that everyone should play at least once

This is something I think about a lot. And the answer is Tales of Vesperia. I think Vesperia has a deeply important message that's REALLY crucial to the world RIGHT NOW even more so than when the game launched. I think it is genuinely an amazing little RPG and I think everyone is missing out by not playing it. PLEASE PLAY TALES OF VESPERIA!!

16 - A game that inspires you

Tough to pick just one, there's a lot of games that inspire you. So I may just go with some series that have massively influenced me over the years and still show in pretty much everything I make: Super Mario, Sonic the Hedgehog, Ty the Tasmanian Tiger, Starfox, Guilty Gear, Super Smash Bros, Metal Gear Solid, Final Fantasy, and Chrono Trigger :)

17 - Favorite Genre

Do I even have to say it? You know it, everyone knows it. IT'S JRPGS!!! Particularly Turnbased RPGs! They're an AMAZING genre to me that just really sticks with me for a number of reasons. I think video games are an amazing story telling medium and no genre really gives plots, worlds, and characters as amazing as RPGs do. Plus, I just love turnbased RPG combat. Simple as that!

18 - A game you REALLY should've played by now

Oof, I'm sure there's a lot of these too. Right now Super Lesbian Animal RPG kind of immediately comes to mind for this. But I've just been too broke to buy any games since it launched!! But I will play it eventually I promise! There's TONS of games I actually have access to but just haven't played for one reason or another. NEO the World Ends With You, Ni No Kuni, No More Heroes. I could go on.

19 - Favorite Indie you've played recently

Ooh, just recently? Well, I still think Handshakes really stuck out to me for some reason. A really clever and cute little puzzle game and I cannot WAIT for the sequel! I also still really enjoyed Tong Jyun which was just a really interesting visual novel with how it played with the fact you play it on a phone. And of course, I LOVED Super Kiwi 64 : Doomsday! I highly recommend all of those!

20 - A game that truly scared the shit out of you

I DON'T PLAY HORROR GAMES!! THEY'RE TOO FUCKING SCARY! LUIGI'S MANSION MADE ME PISS MYSELF WHEN I WAS YOUNGER LMAO. I did, however, watch my sister play Silent Hill 2 for the first time a while back, and I actually couldn't sleep after watching it lol. Neat game though!

[jcmarchi]

Final Fantasy Creator's Apple Arcade Exclusive Fantasian Arrives On Switch This Year

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Final Fantasy Creator's Apple Arcade Exclusive Fantasian Arrives On Switch This Year

During today’s Nintendo Direct, developer Mistwalker announced that its popular RPG Fantasian would be making the leap to Switch later this year in an enhanced version called Fantasian Neo Dimension. The title arrived as an Apple Arcade exclusive in 2021 and currently holds an 80 out of 100 on reviews aggregate site Metacritic. It also won the award for Mobile game of the Year at the 25th Annual DICE Awards. 

Mistwalker was founded in 2004 by Final Fantasy creator Hironobu Sakaguchi, who produced Fantasian. The studio frequently collaborates with longtime Final Fantasy composer Nobuo Uematsu, who also worked on Fantasian as the composer. To date, Mistwalker has released multiple critically acclaimed games, including Blue Dragon, Lost Odyssey, and The Last Story.

Fantasian uses similar turn-based design conventions as were found in many of the most classic Final Fantasy games. The title also implements several quality-of-life modernizations, such as the ability to skip random encounters with enemy types you’ve already defeated until they choose to fight them all at once. Despite being a mobile title, Fantasian’s ties to Apple Arcade means it does not include any microtransactions or paid DLC.

Fantasian Neo Dimension arrives on Nintendo Switch this holiday season.

[pdj-france]

Que vous ayez été fan ou non, il semblerait que Final Fantasy 16 ait plutôt bien plu au créateur de la série Hironobu Sakaguchi. Avec Final Fantasy 16 adoptant une approche beaucoup plus sombre et plus semblable à Game of Thrones de son monde, il y a évidemment eu des conversations pour savoir si la dernière entrée de la longue série est même un "vrai jeu Final Fantasy" ou non (notre résident FF l'expert Alex le pense). Mais sans doute, qui connaît mieux Final Fantasy qu'une des personnes qui a démarré la série ? Alors que Sakaguchi n'ait pas travaillé sur les jeux Final Fantasy depuis longtemps, il se tient toujours au courant de tous. Bien entendu, 16 n'est pas différent - plus que cela, le développeur est même allé jusqu'à appeler le jeu le "fantaisie ultime". Sakaguchi a partagé quelques captures d'écran du jeu dans une paire de tweets, écrivant dans le deuxième tweet, "Je pense... Final Fantasy est quelque chose qui continue d'évoluer. Il n'est jamais terminé. L'aventure, le courage et la détermination sont la clé mots." Il ne le dit pas carrément, mais il semble qu'il dise que Final Fantasy 16 respecte tous ces critères. La parole du développeur sur le fait que le jeu est bon ou non n'est évidemment pas la loi, mais il est assez important pour l'histoire de Final Fantasy après tout. Ces jours-ci, toutefois, il est occupé à faire des choses dans son propre studio Mistwalker. Il a récemment été repéré que Fantasian, le titre Mistwalker actuellement exclusif à Apple Arcade, pourrait arriver sur PC, bien que nous n'ayons pas encore obtenu de mot officiel à ce sujet. Il semble aussi que Final Fantasy 16 réponde et ne réponde pas aux objectifs de Square Enix. D'une part, il s'est dit satisfait des ventes du jeu, mais quelques jours auparavant, il apparaît que ce ne soit pas tout à fait le cas. Nous devrons simplement attendre et voir comment le jeu se comporte sur d'autres plates-formes à chaque sortie. Je pense que... FINAL FANTASY est quelque chose qui continue d'évoluer. Il n'est jamais terminé. Aventure, Courage et Détermination sont les maîtres mots.#FF16 pic.twitter.com/tgr3i4Gk37— 坂口博信 (@auuo) 14 août 2023 Pour voir ce contenu, veuillez activer les cookies de ciblage. Gérer les paramètres des cookies

[they-have-the-same-va]

Marumaro from Blue Dragon shares a voice actress with Chum Chum from Fanboy and Chum Chum.

Voiced by Nika Futterman

[linuxgamenews]

Total War: WARHAMMER III is Free to play with Patch 2.4

Immortal Empires releases in Total War: WARHAMMER III for Linux and Mac with Windows PC plus a Free Weekend to play the game. This is once again due to developer CREATIVE ASSEMBLY and of course Feral Interactive. While being discounted on both Steam and Humble Store. Feral Interactive has already announced Total War: WARHAMMER III’s world spanning campaign mode, Immortal Empires. This is also available to all Linux and Mac owners of the game. Doing so as part of the strategy title’s one year anniversary. Along with this, the studio has released a brand new trailer for the mode. Due to herald the upcoming industrial darkness due to engulf the WARHAMMER World in 2023. Arriving with Patch 2.4, Immortal Empires is free to all owners of Total War: WARHAMMER III. Any content purchased across the series is now free to use in Immortal Empires. Doing so without the required ownership of Total War: WARHAMMER & Total War: WARHAMMER II. Total War: WARHAMMER III has a Free Weekend. Available now until 13th March. Step into the boots (or talons?) of your favorite Legendary Lords to take on the Realms of Chaos & Immortal Empires. All absolutely free until 10AM PT/6PM GMT on March 13th.

Total War: WARHAMMER III - Immortal Empires - Patch Notes 2.4

Immortal Empires is a grand scale campaign mode for Total War: WARHAMMER III. One that blends the Legendary Lords, gameplay mechanics, war units, and campaign maps. Doing so from across the trilogy into one colossal mode. All spread across the vast Warhammer world. It is the most complete and definitive Warhammer strategy experience ever put together.

Highlights from Update 2.4:

Immortal Empires is out for all Total War: WARHAMMER III owners!

Karak Eight Peaks is now a ten slot settlement for the Skaven.

Malus's quest battle for the Warpstone of Khaine is now in the Chaos Wastes. Also closer to his starting position.

Fixed a range of visual / graphical glitches. Such as clipping capes, snapping models, and broken animations.

Garrisons are no longer reinforcements. Since they can now enter the battle from the start.

Fixed a multiplayer desync that could occur when an Empire player chose to Summon the Elector Counts.

As from Immortal Empires, now Coedill will no longer instantly enter the battle instead of backing. At least once the Waystones are destroyed in Drycha's quest battle.

Grilling Grom the Paunch in Athel Tamarha. As Eltharion now actually gives Mistwalker units the ability to mirror Grom's Big Waaagh ability.

Fixed an issue where Boris Ursus wouldn't gain supporters while the Invocation of Dazh is active.

Total War: WARHAMMER III is free to play this weekend. So you can take on Immortal Empires campaign in the game. Which is also discounted 33% dropping the price to $40.19 USD / £33.49 / 40,19€. Available on both Steam and Humble Store. Along with support for Linux, Mac, with Windows PC.

[gameforestdach]

Hironobu Sakaguchi, der legendäre Schöpfer von gefeierten Rollenspielen wie Chrono Trigger und Kingdom Hearts, hat Interesse an einer Portierung seines Handyspiels Fantasian auf den PC bekundet (via IGN Japan). Auf die Frage nach einer PC-Portierung und einer Fortsetzung des Spiels - das derzeit exklusiv für Apple Arcade erhältlich ist - antwortete Sakaguchi positiv und fügte hinzu, dass er und sein Studio Mistwalker "so hart wie möglich daran arbeiten werden, die Erwartungen der Spieler zu erfüllen". Aufstieg zum Ruhm Gefeierte Rollenspiele Hironobu Sakaguchi, der vor allem als Schöpfer der Rollenspielklassiker Final Fantasy und Chrono Trigger bekannt ist, ist eine Legende der Spielebranche. In den 1990er Jahren setzten Sakaguchis Werke einen neuen Standard für Konsolenspiele, und beide Serien wurden zu zeitlosen Klassikern. Geschichte machende Projekte Sakaguchi hat weiterhin bedeutende Beiträge zur Spieleindustrie geleistet, zum Beispiel mit Kingdom Hearts, einer Serie, die er gemeinsam mit Square Enix entwickelt hat und die seit ihrem Debüt im Jahr 2002 erfolgreich ist. Im Jahr 2020 veröffentlichte er Fantasian, ein Spiel exklusiv für Apple Arcade. Fantastische Fangemeinde wächst Das Spiel wurde von den Fans gut aufgenommen. Einige vergleichen die fesselnden Umgebungen, die mit Hilfe japanischer Spezialeffektkünstler in Dioramen dargestellt werden, mit den Fantasiewelten, die Sakaguchi in seinen frühen Werken geschaffen hat. Der Komponist des Soundtracks für das Spiel ist kein Geringerer als der legendäre Nobuo Uematsu. Handyspiel-Portierungen auf den PC Allerdings ist das Spiel bisher nur auf Apple Arcade verfügbar. Aber das könnte sich bald ändern. In einem kürzlichen Interview mit Video Games Chronicle wurde Sakaguchi nach der Möglichkeit einer Portierung von Fantasian auf den PC gefragt, worauf er positiv reagierte. Er sagte auch, dass er und Mistwalker hoffen, "eine Fortsetzung zu machen, wenn sich die Gelegenheit ergibt". Sequel in Arbeit? Natürlich hat Mistwalker bisher weder Pläne für eine Fortsetzung noch einen möglichen Zeitplan für eine mögliche PC-Portierung bekannt gegeben. Aber allein die Aussicht auf eine ganz neue Generation von Spielern, die Fantasian erleben können, sowie auf eine Fortsetzung sind aufregende Neuigkeiten für Sakaguchi-Fans, und wir können in Zukunft mit Updates rechnen. Hinter den Kulissen Spezialeffektkünstler Einer der Hauptgründe, warum sich Fantasian von anderen abhebt, sind die fesselnden Umgebungen, die mit Hilfe japanischer Spezialeffektkünstler in Dioramen nachgebildet wurden. Das Spiel mischt handgefertigte Dioramen mit 3D-modellierten Teilen, was zu einem wunderschönen "hybriden" Look führt. Nobuo Uematsu Soundtrack Der Soundtrack des Spiels, komponiert von dem legendären Nobuo Uematsu, ist ein weiteres Highlight des Spiels. Seine Werke - bekannt für ihre wunderschönen Melodien, einprägsamen Themen und atmosphärischen Tracks - tragen dazu bei, die Geschichte und Charaktere des Spiels zum Leben zu erwecken. Der letzte Titel? Träume von einem letzten Projekt Sakaguchi hat bereits angedeutet, dass Fantasian sein letzter vollständiger Titel sein könnte. Während die Aussicht auf eine Fortsetzung des Spiels und eine mögliche PC-Portierung die Pläne des Entwicklers wohl kaum ändern wird, bleibt abzuwarten, was die Zukunft für die Fans des Spiels bereithält. Wird Fantasian auf den PC portiert? Ja, Hironobu Sakaguchi, der Entwickler von Fantasian, hat sein Interesse bekundet, das Spiel auf den PC zu portieren. Wird es eine Fortsetzung von Fantasian geben? Sakaguchi antwortete positiv auf die Frage nach einer Fortsetzung von Fantasian und gab an, dass sein Team hart daran arbeiten wird, die Erwartungen der Spieler zu erfüllen. Was ist einzigartig an Fantasian? Fantasian bietet einzigartige und wunderschöne Dioramen, die von professionellen japanischen Spezialeffektkünstlern erstellt und in Spielumgebungen umgesetzt wurden. Außerdem enthält es einen Original-Soundtrack, der vom berühmten Final Fantasy-Komponisten Nobuo Uematsu komponiert wurde.

[mistress-light]

"When people die, they just...go away. If there's any place a soul would go... It's in your memories.