This is concerning because Final Fantasy Brave Exvius is radically different than Brave Frontier, but Crusader of Light and Diablo Immortal seem to mirror each other greatly. From comparisons drawn and experiences from people who got to play Diablo Immortal, it seems this may be the case at this point. From everything seen and played by people so far, Diablo Immortal looks like a Diablo-flavored Crusader of Light. NetEase is the developer for Diablo Immortal (not Blizzard, lol) and they make a game called Crusader of Light. Diablo Immortal looks like a reskin of a money-heavy mobile game Final Fantasy Brave Exvius is an improved version of that title with a Final Fantasy twist. Gumi/Alim are most famous for their game Brave Frontier. I am drawing these parallels because the comparisons don’t stop there.
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The story is decent, the gameplay is true to the original series and it’s incredibly friendly to those that don’t want to spend money. The game has its own story with its own characters but cashes in on nostalgia and fandom by utilizing gacha elements to entice players into throwing down money for their favorite characters. As fans awaited Final Fantasy XV, Final Fantasy Brave Exvius was announced as a mobile game. READ MORE: Does Diablo Immortal have multiplayer?Īfter several fans voiced their displeasure respectfully, Blizzard doubled down by sarcastically asking “Don’t you people have phones? Or tablets?” It showed that they completely missed why people were upset.īefore I get too far into all of this, I want to point out that something quite similar was done with Final Fantasy. Blizzard not only was trying to clearly take advantage of Diablo fans looking to get their hands on something new but also totally missed the point of how these games are supposed to exist. The day of the Diablo Immortal announcement, Reddit was absolutely exploding with anger. This guy isn’t a prick, he’s a hero (Image: Blizzard) The Diablo Immortal announcement
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