Kingdom Elemental – это пошаговая стратегия в фэнтезийном сеттинге, где игрокам предстоит управлять королевством, развивать экономику и вести войны. Игровой процесс строится на управлении ресурсами, строительстве зданий и найме войск. Каждое королевство обладает уникальными юнитами и технологиями, что позволяет применять различные стратегии. Ключевой особенностью является система магии, позволяющая использовать заклинания для усиления армии, ослабления врагов или изменения ландшафта. Бои происходят на гексагональной карте, где важна тактика и правильное расположение войск. Помимо сражений с другими королевствами, игрокам предстоит бороться с монстрами и исследовать мир в поисках артефактов и ресурсов. Победа достигается путем захвата всех вражеских столиц или достижения определенного уровня развития.
Final Fantasy Resonance is going to end up an interesting case study, I think. It’s a game that ultimately began life on mobile platforms under the name Final Fantasy Brave Exvius – which subsequently remained in limbo when it ceased operations in October 2025. Nearly a year later, Square Enix is dusting things off and priming it for release under the Resonance banner, along with offering a full overhaul for contemporary platforms. Each of these are based on classic Final Fantasy series heroes – you’ve got Warrior of Light from the original Final Fantasy, all the way through Clive from the more recent Final Fantasy XVI – and can be obtained by frequenting Sanctums of Light scattered all over the world.
For the quickest way to join, simply enter your email below and get access. We will send a confirmation and sign you up to our newsletter to keep you updated on all your gaming news. – Reviewer Alan Wen Crystal clear FAST FACTS Release date: October 22, 2026 Platform(s): PC, PS5, Xbox Series X, Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch Developer: In-house, Lancarse Publisher: Square Enix Square Enix reworking its mobile catalog to console may not be new, as it has done successfully with Octopath Traveler 0, and less so with Various Daylife, but Final Fantasy Resonance is more significant as it excavates a since discontinued mobile game. Obviously, it's wish fulfillment having the likes of Final Fantasy 7's Cloud fighting alongside Final Fantasy 13's Lightning or Final Fantasy 14's Y'shtola, though they are more comparable to the skill-wielding summons from the likes of Persona 5 than true party members.
In many of the best JRPGs, there's a point in the last third(ish) of the story where everything opens up. You can fully indulge in its systems, characters, and world. You can freely explore the map, complete all the side quests, find the super special ultimate weapons, and challenge every secret boss before saving the world. The Best Real-Time ATB Combat Yet Final Fantasy VII Remake took the Kingdom Hearts combat formula and married it with the stagger mechanic from Final Fantasy XIII, creating wonderfully addictive and constantly engaging system.