Final Fantasy: Resonance, the franchise's first HD-2D title, presents a blend of classic and contemporary elements, making it an accessible entry for newcomers and a fresh experience for longtime fans. The game's length can vary significantly depending on player approach.
An average playthrough of Final Fantasy: Resonance typically spans 30 to 40 hours. This estimate includes completion of the main story, engagement with a moderate number of side quests, and discovery of optional elements such as Visions and espers. For players aiming for complete 100% completion, including all trophies or achievements, the playtime can extend to over 70 hours. Those who prioritize a direct narrative progression or select the Casual difficulty may finish the game more quickly, while opting for the highest difficulty could push the total playtime beyond 80 hours.
The game is structured into eight linear chapters that form the core narrative arcs. These chapters are: Tailing the Truth, Eternal Blue, Wardens of the Aquapolis, Banner Oath, Scars of Time, Tranquility, Reckoning, and Beyond Hope. Players can explore a wide array of side quests throughout the game's world, which often reward valuable gear that can aid in challenging battles.
Final Fantasy: Resonance is currently available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC.