Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles

Publisher

Nintendo
Developer

The Game Designers Studio
Release date

8 Aug 2003

Join a crystal caravan! A deadly miasma has swallowed the land, and it's up to you to hold it at bay! Many dangers lie along your journey, but you need not face them alone. Enlist your friends in a crystal caravan and make your mark together in the Crystal Chronicles!

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AGM score	76%
IGN	7.6

anime

simulation

strategy

health

explosion

bomb

real-time combat

boat

weapons swap

polygonal 3d

flying enemies

downloadable content

overworld

tycoon

blocking

bridge

rail track

game over

multiple protagonists

hammer

e3 2005

fantasy

glasses

wii classic controller support

action-adventure

item container

post-apocalyptic

radiation

customizable characters

greatest hits

e3 2003

currency

licensed soundtrack

faux east asia

gender exclusive equipment

boss fight

final boss

ghosts

magic

sword

undead

mushroom

shield

silent protagonist

fish

shopping

electricity

cooperative play

4 player co-op

treasure chest

side quests

slashing weapons

laser

monster chest

charge

merchants

fetch quests

poison

status effects

magic meter

hidden room

statue mimic

damage over time

meat

deadly gas

isometric viewpoint

armor

character creation

beetles

level scaling

haste

asian style

chimera

open-world

mine cart

bats

transforming boss

questing

ring

androgyny

giant enemy worm

behemoth

phoenix down

moogles

tonberry

deicide

ribbon

fictional currencies

cactuar

flan

coeurl

magical stone

pom-pom

mythril

gil

gigantoad

holy

ahriman

air current

dragons

orcs

optional lore

undead dragon

breast bounce

reflection

quiz

fruit

letter

crystal

royalty

violent plants

bubble

somersault

giant enemy crab

reptilian humanoid

boss assistance

combining spells

skeleton warriors

bandit

goblet

freezing weapons

spin-off

team-up attacks

manticore

golem

unskippable intro movies

orbs

monologue

ultimate weapon

cow

microtransaction

knock out

minion missions

crown

presidential protagonist

monarchy

rainbow

character select screen

stationary boss

progressive scan

connectivity

tide

giant mushroom

wheat

nintendo wi-fi connection

gamecube controller support on wii

diary

goblins

aggro

lich

leap attack

oil slick

peripherals

lamia

substitution cipher

nintendo wi-fi pay and play

harder versions of earlier levels.

rat tail

cockatrice

self-destructing character

co-op tether

artifact

lance

antlions

drawbridge

diary pages

ochu

iron giant

abadon

coloring

caterpillar

looking young for your age

sahagin

boardwalk

phylactery

miasma

clavat

lilty

selkies

yukes

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Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles is released by Nintendo in 8 Aug 2003. The game is designed by The Game Designers Studio. Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles is a typical representative of the Role-playing (RPG) genre. Playing Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles is a pleasure. It does not matter whether it is the first or a millionth hour in Role-playing (RPG), there will always be room for something new and interesting. Thrilling levels and gameplay Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles will not leave anyone indifferent. The complexity of gameplay increases with each new level and does not let any player get bored.

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Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles is perfect for playing alone or with friends.

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