This game has the same level of polish you'd expect from Cygames with their titles like Dragalia Lost, and that makes it fairly outstanding when put against other gacha RPGs by default. While playing the game, it's easy to see why there are still huge fans, even with more modern gacha RPGs available. This doesn't feel phoned-in like many gacha RPGs do, instead, it's a proper JRPG story, in a gacha format, with everything good and bad that comes with that combination. It all follows a tried-and-tested gacha RPG formula, but with one of the strongest aesthetic designs and most endearing characters and story of any gacha RPG. It is a product of its time, but despite that, it still manages to look striking and feel charming to play. The game still has a beautiful aesthetic, though it has to be admitted, the older design of the game means very little of the screen is used on modern phones, and moving between menus feels slow, almost like moving through pages on a web browser. Granblue Fantasy is actually a fairly old game at this point, originally released in March 2014, but it still has a strong fanbase thanks to continual updates and a story that fans love. Dragalia Lost review - "A risky move for Nintendo that could pay off"įrom there you meet several new companions, rebuild an airship, and travel Granblue Fantasy's world as you collect more gacha characters for your team, and progress through the story.Good news if you like living, bad news if you want to deal with the Empire, who wants to kidnap Lyria. When you encounter a life-threatening incident, Lyria's power bonds to your soul, saving your life and making the two of you inseparable. The story follows Gran (or Djeeta, the name of the female protagonist) as you run into a mysterious girl named Lyria. Granblue Fantasy is a gacha RPG developed by Cygames, with Final Fantasy veterans like Nobuo Uematsu and Hideo Minaba working on the soundtrack and character designs respectively. This is exactly why we're going to give you a rundown of everything you need to know about Granblue Fantasy so you can jump into the mobile game, the anime, or the upcoming fighter. Clearly, if there was ever a time to get into Granblue Fantasy, it is now. Nobuo Uematsu and FFVI art director reunite for Granblue Fantasy, a Mobage mobile gameĭespite that though, the series has enjoyed enough success in Japan that the mobile game has earned itself two seasons of anime, and now, a fighting game by veteran game designers Arc System Works.Granblue Fantasy is not a series that has achieved widespread success outside of Japan, in fact, it hasn't even had an official Android or iOS release outside of Japan. You might've recently heard about a series called Granblue Fantasy - thanks to the fighting game community rallying around the upcoming Granblue Fantasy Versus - but not actually had a clue what Granblue Fantasy is.
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