Final Bravely

It's available in French or English versions. The developer seems to be just a one-man team, and it's made using RPG-Maker. But he's responsive to comments and suggestions and genuinely wants people to enjoy playing the game. It is an RPG-Maker game, and i know a lot of those seem like they're someone's first attempt at making their own game by following YouTube tutorials. But this one was fun. It offers some neat character customization options. You can choose your character's appearance from over 20 options. Then you choose your "job class" from more than a dozen options, and that will determine your skills & magic and the equipment you can use. Each of those will completely change your combat style, leading to some replayability for this game if you're the type of person who likes to try out different character classes. The story is straightforward but interesting (for the best experience I recommend playing the prologue when the game gives you that option). The combat is not always easy but it is very well balanced and it never feels like a grind. It is turn-based combat where each character's turn speed is determined by their agility stat. The main story and game…

fun and has good music

Just a straight up gem, can be a little difficult at parts and the translation isn't perfect but that's part of the charm, its like 6 Australian dollars, I say get it.

Final Bravely is the kind of game that is only playable by the kinds of people who would be morbidly curious enough to buy it based on the title alone, which is clear valor theft from two established mainline JRPG franchises, and of which I am exactly the kind of person. RPGMakerMV is a robust and capable engine that provides a wealth of stock assets and also customizability to use your own assets. This includes tilesets, scripts, battler portraits (i.e. monster designs), character portraits, and is flexible for as deep as you dare to go within Javascript (previous versions of RPGMaker were python-based iirc). What this traditionally meant, if even such things can be called a tradition, is that the typical break-out commercially-viable game made in RPGMaker of any flavor had a wealth of custom assets in terms of tilesets, battler graphics, character portraits, music, hell, even incorporating various common mod libraries like any given Yanfly or Galv mod. Final Bravely eschews all of that and instead asks, "what if we didn't do any of that," where "that" includes character or plot writing. As near as I could tell, the game took 0 outside assets either visual or musical or scri…

This game is pretty fun if you enjoy strategy or story.... Only problem i see is some non translated stuff like a guide to the class in game or an inn npc telling you something.

It started of pretty promising, with its own problems of course, but after the second doungeon it became unbearable.