![]() ![]() So instead of swiping upwards, you can now (i) tap it right so that the meter hits a certain portion, (ii) tap it repeatedly so that it fills up fast for maximum effect, and (iii) tap it in succession ala Guitar Hero falling notes. ![]() There’s also a new way to pull off Brave Burst moves. Speaking of heroes, you can change the class of your main character as long as you have the appropriate weapon(s) to equip your guy/gal with. You can get Bond Points in-game via hero progression (levelling them up, and so forth). You can still gacha in the game, but you now use Bond points. Some areas in-game cannot be accessed without a certain bunch of characters, so technically this could be a new form of a paywall. This timeless mobile game system, where you spend real money to get random units in hopes of acquiring powerful ones, has been replaced with a new method where players can purchase new heroes using cash. So far, the game looks more or less the same: same sprite-based turn-based combat, same tapping action. For now, the official sequel is out in Japan at this point in time, so go check it out via your Japanese iTunes or Japanese Google Play store account. This obviously means sequel time, and that’s what the English-speaking world will be getting. It struggles to stay alive and has since come up with new ways to sucker people into gachas bring in new players. Then Final Fantasy Brave Exvius came into the picture in 2016 which kinda made BF obsolete in a way. It also made headlines down south in 2014 where it tried to win the equivalent of Best Made-In-Singapore game in the Digital Life Awards. A long while back, a mobile gaming RPG by the name of Brave Frontier made headlines by being one of the more-played games out since at the time there was no Final Fantasy mobile game in tow. ![]()
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