Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles My Life as a King Reviews
Product Type: Square Enix Wii games
Newest Review: ... on quests for you. Being different to the Final Fantasy norm where you normally do all the questing, you yourself never leave ... more
... the comfort of your kingdoms walls.
What you do as a king is very simple, and repetitive. You wake up each morning, run around your kingdom talking to as many residents as you can. Also you have the freedom to issue out quests to your adventurer's that you hire. You can train them in jobs to which you have the buildings for, such as warrior, thief, mage, white mage, etc. You can issue quests such as exploring caves and areas outside of your kingdoms walls. There are a few various quests you can issue such as basic e...more
Customer Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles My Life as a King Reviews (3)
by - written on 26/11/12 (Very useful, 44 readings)
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When you find a game with the brand Final Fantasy slapped to it you kind of have a slight expectation of it to be decent, but does Square-Enix deliver? The short answer? No. In the case with the Wii exclusive downloadable Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King, the only relevance this game has to the Crystal Chronicle's story is that it is set in the same universe. You are the king of your kingdom, a young boy who has been charged to rebuild his kingdom to fight this dark evil entity by reviving your kingdoms crystal. In doing so you build houses, taverns, mage schools and the like to strengthen your kingdom as well as give places for residents to ... Read the complete review
by - written on 27/11/08 (Very useful, 9 readings)
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Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles My Life as a King brings a different style of play that well that most people are accustomed to expect from Final Fantasy. Even being considered as part of Crystal Chronicles, My Life as a King keeps little resemblance to the series, but a kind of SimCity with elements of fantasy. In My Life as a King, the player controls a child who still king comes up against the colossal responsibility to rebuild an entire kingdom. According to a kind of "promised land" reserved for his father, the king Epitav, the boy is responsible for reconstructing an entire kingdom so we end up with the nomadic existence of his people. For this ... Read the complete review
by - written on 05/11/08 (Useful, 17 readings)
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An excellent little game that at first feel large and fleshy. Unfortuneatley after a reletivly short time of sending adventurers out to kill this obss and clear this cave and building shops and convincing people to put on sales and running round as fast as you can to talk to everyone before the sun sets you realise you are doing the same thing every day over and over and over, even with the additional downloadable content you wont get much more than 5 hours extra play time out of it. Dont get me wrong I am not totally bumming on this game it is fun, for a while just not quite long enough for me. Too much doing things that i dont really care about, I would much ... Read the complete review
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