Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy Announced for Mobile
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Square Enix has revealed the next entry in the Dissidia Final Fantasy series, and it’s a mobile game.
Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy is a 3v3 team-based boss battle arena game set in a modern-day world, featuring various Final Fantasy characters reimagined with modern looks, essentially how they might appear if they lived in present-day Tokyo.
In Duellum, two players explore the battlefield with their respective three-person teams, taking on waves of enemies with a boss waiting at the end. The side that defeats the final boss wins the match, so it’s a mix of both PvE and PvP gameplay into one arena experience.
Here’s a synopsis of the game given by Square Enix:
”A giant crystal appears in the city of Tokyo. The blue-glowing crystal blended into daily life and became a familiar presence. However, those peaceful times came to a sudden end. Strange monsters appear from a mysterious, menacing energy polluting the crystal, driving humanity to despair. As terror dominates the city, armed warriors emerge, as if they were answering to a cry for help. As they conceal their identities and quickly disappear after battle, people began to call them “Ghosts”…”
Duellum will feature a fully voiced Japanese cast, along with a unique storyline and multiple character designs that range from modern outfits to their original Final Fantasy appearances.
Dissidia Duellum’s First Closed Beta Test
The Android Closed Beta Test will run from Thursday, November 6, until Friday, November 14, between 7:00 p.m. and 12:59 a.m. (PST) / Friday, November 7 until Friday, November 14 (UTC) between 3:00 a.m. and 8:59 a.m. (UTC) each day.
To celebrate the launch of the closed beta, Square will be hosting a raffle by simply following the game’s social media accounts. Reposting about the closed beta in either X or Facebook will give you a chance at winning an Amazon Gift Card, as the winners will be randomly selected.
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