Gaming Age

11th September 2014
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Dustin Chadwell
Publisher: Square Enix
Machine: Nintendo 3DS

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Scores

Nintendo 3DS Version
Overall91%

Summary

Impressive stuff... The actual gameplay provided by tapping along to familiar songs is challenging enough to remain engaging, and the appeal of leveling up characters, unlocking new abilities, and earning more characters to play with keeps you coming back for more.