Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates is a video game that consists of 2 releases

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Return to the world of Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles and experience the story of Yuri and Chelinka in this action RPG for the DS.

Overview

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates is an action RPG released by Square Enix in March 2008 for the Nintendo DS. It is the spiritual successor to 2004's Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles on the GameCube.

Plot

In traditional Final Fantasy style, Ring of Fates is not a direct sequel to the GameCube original. Instead, it is a spiritual successor, set in the same world but focusing on different characters and a different storyline. In Ring of Fates, the plot focuses on a pair of Clavat twins named Yuri and Chelinka.

Gameplay

Ring of Fates is an action RPG, much like Kingdom Hearts (another popular Square Enix franchise). Like most RPGs, the gameplay has three main focuses: visiting towns, exploring dungeons, and engaging in combat. Like its predecessor, Ring of Fates also features a wealth of dedicated multiplayer content.

The Overworld and Towns

As with most RPGs, Ring of Fates uses an overworld, commonly referred to as a "world map". While the majority of RPGs feature fully explorable overworlds, Ring of Fates follows the example set by the original Crystal Chronicles and offers an overworld which acts as more of a map. There are several destinations on this map, and rather than physically walking from place to place, the player can simply cycle through the locations using the DS' D-pad and select a town or dungeon using the A button. The game can be saved at any point on the world map by pressing the Y button.

The town of Rebena Te Ra acts as the central hub for the game's proceedings. Here, players can shop for new weapons, armour, magicite and items before venturing into a dungeon.

General Information Edit

Game Name	Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates
Platform(s)	Nintendo DS
Publisher(s)	Square Enix
Developer(s)	Square Enix
Genres	Add a new genre Action Adventure Role-Playing (RPG)
Themes	Add a new theme Fantasy
Original US Release	March 11, 2008 need a fuzzy date?
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