The same can be said of character selection, with more favorites making an appearance, and even multiple iterations of a single character: Tifa is a good example of this, as there’s a Final Fantasy VII version of her along with a Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children take. There’s a lot more fan service on display in terms of song selection this time around, and it’s a better experience for it. Covering far more games than the original Theatrhythm (DLC included), Curtain Call tackles everything from Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles to Final Fantasy Mystic Quest. There are still a couple lingering snags that developer Indies Zero wasn’t able to totally eliminate, but overall Curtain Call is an excellent sendoff for the series bearing the Final Fantasy moniker, and demonstrates that the concept is still sound and worth continuing.Ī rhythm game similar to Guitar Hero and Donkey Konga, Curtain Call features a massive collection of songs from across the history of the Final Fantasy series. It’s a meaty game, with a ton of content to explore and discover, which will keep players busy for many hours on top of simply trying to get better scores. Though it lifts quite a bit from the first game, Curtain Call improves upon the original with more precise controls, a better selection of music, and improved visuals.

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call goes well beyond being a simple bow and wave to the audience.

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