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War of the Visions: Final Fantasy Brave Exvius is a tactical role-playing game developed by Gumi and published by Square Enix.

War of the Visions launched in Japan with a user registration drive for Android on June 6, 2019, and was released November 14, 2019. A separate global campaign began February 20, 2020, with the game releasing on March 25.

Story[]

War of the Visions takes place an untold number of years prior to Brave Exvius, when on the continent of Ardra, war breaks out between its five largest states, sweeping up many smaller regions in its wake. This conflict becomes part of the history of Lapis and is recorded as the War of the Visions.

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Gameplay[]

The player takes control of Mont Leonis, a character from one of several Warring Factions in the game's timeline. Gameplay consists of players controlling their characters in a 3D isometric environment. Units can be controlled to move, attack, cast spells and use skills. Turn order is determined by the CT of the unit on the map. The gameplay is reminiscent of Final Fantasy Tactics as it features a similar death system wherein after 3 turns, the deceased character turns into a crystal, although in this game it does not cause said unit to be permanently removed from the player's roster but rather just removes the from the battle.

To acquire units, the player must summon them via the use of the game's main currency Visiore amongst the different banners offered. Units come in different rarities Normal (N), Rare (R), Super Rare (SR), Mega Rare (MR) and Ultra Rare (UR), which have growing power but inversely proportional rate of acquisition, that is to say the rarer the unit, the more difficult it is to acquire. Players can also summon Espers (which also include traditional Final Fantasy monsters like Cactuars, Bombs, along more classic ones like Ifrit or Shiva) or Vision Cards, both of which can be equipped and enhanced in their respective ways, and are also subject to the rarity system. Visiore itself is divided between free Visiore and paid Visiore, the latter being exclusively acquired via in-game microtransactions.

All characters have a Level and a Job Level, both of which must be enhanced for the character to grow. However, characters come with a cap on their max level, and must go through Awakening and Limit Breaks in order to expand their maximum level cap to become more powerful. Players have a main Job and two Subjobs, the latter of which are unlocked via Awakening. Like in the Tactics games, units learn Active Abilities, Passive Abilities and Reaction Abilities, all of which require the player to advance the unit's skill grid and unlock abilities via JP earned through battle or other ways. Awakening and Limit Breaking is essential to move in the deeper layers of the grid. All units are assigned to one specific element, which determines the materials needed for Awakening and Limit Breaking. In the latter's case, Unit Shards which must match the corresponding unit, are required for a Limit Break. Unit Shards can be obtained through a handful of quests, Shops (although often at the cost of Visiore) or by summoning duplicates of a certain unit, which will be instantly converted into Shards. Some of the materials as were as the costs involved are also dependant on the unit's rarity, being overall more difficult for rarer units. Both Espers and Vision Cards also have caps of their own and have their respective means to increase their level gaps.

In actual combat plays similarly to the Tactics game where units move across a map, in the span of multiple turns in which both player and enemy forces perform their own moves. The Bravery and Faith system make as values assigned to each unit. Bravery affects the physical damage inflicted as well the chance of Reaction Abilities to trigger, while a low Bravery count will cause the Chicken status where units will be unable to act for a time until it reaches a certain value over time. Faith instead determines the potency of Magic Damage inflicted and received as well as the chance to inflict status ailments or receive them. Unlike Tactics a high Faith value will not cause a unit to leave. Bravery and Faith can be raised and decreased in different ways.

There are a few differences in battle when compared to other games. Units have HP, TP and AP values. HP determines how long a unit can remain active, if it reaches 0 it is a KO. TP is consumed to use supportive abilities like buffs or healings. All units start with their TP gauge filled, but requires items like Ether to restore. AP is used for offensive abilities and it starts low, but can be filled through actions, even using TP. All abilities have a limit of how much they can be used per battle, regardless of their respective gauge values.

The player can engage in the game through its main story, or by performing optional quests. Some event quests provide unique equipment recipes and materials, needed to craft equipment. Other more generic quests can also yield materials necessary for level up, hoarding Gil, or to perform Awakenings and Job Leveling. The player can also involve themselves with the Arena for either automated or manual battles against other players units, or affiliate with a Guild and the Guild War system. All these have provide their own benefits to the player over time, providing differing currencies for use. Players can also partake in Multi-Quests in which players cooperate with one another.

When not in combat, the player can also go to the multiple Shops available to purchase equipment, recipes, unit shards or materials. All shops and the products sold have different costs in either Gil, Visiore, or others obtained by other means. Chocobo Expeditions can also be done to obtain materials to boost Espers or Equipment as well as level up certain characters. When doing quests, there is a chance to trigger the Whimsy Shop which sells random items or shards at discounted prices, or also trigger a bonus drop rate for Chocobo Expeditions. To perform any quest, the player will need NRG which refills over time, but also through other items.

Characters[]

Leonis
Hourne
Fennes
Wezette
Crystal Sanctum
Ovis
Heindler
Rundall
Saiga
Gouga
Ariale
Unaffiliated
Farplane
FFBE
Final Fantasy Tactics
FFXIV: Shadowbringers
FFX
FFVII
FFIV
FFVI
FFXIII
Final Fantasy
NieR:Automata
Persona 5 Royal
  • Joker
  • Queen
  • Violet
Tomb Raider
Fullmetal Alchemist
  • Edward Elric
  • Alphonse Elric
  • Roy Mustang
  • King Bradley
Dragon Quest
  • Slime
  • Psaro
  • Zoma
Trials of Mana
  • Duran
  • Angela
  • Crimson Wizard

Music[]

Development[]

War of the Visions was first teased at a Brave Exvius Fan Festa in late 2018. It was around this time as well that social media accounts were activated. By mid-year, the open beta for Android was launched, from which preview screenshots began circulating. Further news was kept to a minimum until February 2020, when the Global version was announced for pre-queueing and an accompanying registration drive was held. The game was published to all app stores on March 25, 2020. At the time, individual story chapters and events were released on a staggered schedule, as was standard practice.

Square Enix and gumi would eventually announce a merger of the Japanese and Global server bases by mid-2023. The merger was completed in late September of the same year.

On December 21, 2023, the two companies announced a drawdown in support for Spanish, French, German, and Korean as available languages, leaving only English, Japanese, and Chinese available when the process is completed Spring 2024.

Production credits[]

Staff[]

Current staff[]

Staff Credits of Global Version
FFBE Series Producer Kei Hirono
Producer Hiroki Fujimoto
Co-Producer Akira Haruta
Director Shinya Soutome
Co-Director Jun Kato
Art Director Naoki Saka
2D Art Designer Atsushi Murase
Saaya Uozumi
Development Producer Jun Imaizumi
Screenplay by Ichiro Tezuka (Studio Bentstuff Co.,Ltd.)
Music by Noriyasu Agematsu (Elements Garden)
Sound Effects by Makoto Ise
Lead Character Designer Ryoji Ohara (CyDesignation, Inc.)
LOGO & IMAGE ILLUSTRATION Yoshitaka Amano
IMAGE ILLUSTRATION Isamu Kamikokuryo
Published by SQUARE ENIX CO., LTD.
Developed by gumi, Inc.
SQUARE ENIX CO., LTD.
Creative Business Unit IV
Project Manager Ryota Uchida
Lead Scenario Planner Kou Noguchi
Creative Planners Norihisa Iwasaki
Yuuko Kawamura
Yoshihiro Hagiwara
Yuri Tsuchiya
Lead Artist Masahiko Dairaku
Lead Planner Toshihiko Hasebe
Planners Feiyu Chu
Yuki Uekusa
Assistant Producers Yu Muranaka
Nanami Asano
Localization Supervisors Ryosuke Miyagi
Mark Kusume
Customer Managers Yoshiko Kosugi
Aguilar Anthony
Maiko Okada
Fumie Sakurai
Ken Fujihara
Technical Director Hisanao Suzuki
Project Assistant Minori Miura
SQUARE ENIX IMAGE STUDIO
General Manager Takeshi Nozue
Movie Director Hiroshi Kuwabara
Project Managers Wakako Murata
Sayako Hirata
Rie Kanayama
gumi, Inc.
Studio FgG
Producer Jun Imaizumi
Co-Producers Shota Miyakawa
Yasunori Morita
Taisei Fujita
CyDesignation, Inc.
Character design supervisors Hideo Minaba
Akihiko Yoshida
Character design Manager Nicolas Baldin
Music
Music by Noriyasu Agematsu (Elements Garden)
Junpei Fujita (Elements Garden)
Hitoshi Fujima (Elements Garden)
Ryota Tomaru (Elements Garden)
Orchestrated by Youki Yamamoto
Geoff Alexander
Conductor Youki Yamamoto

Previous staff[]

FFBE Series Producer Kei Hirono
Producer Hiroki Fujimoto (Global Version)
Kei Hirono (Japanese Version)
Director Tomoe Nakase (Global Version)
Yugo Ogura (Japanese Version)
Operations Director Yoshiyuki Endo (Global Version)
Art Director Hiroyuki Suzuki
Development Producer Jun Imaizumi
Screenplay by Ichiro Tezuka (Studio Bentstuff Co.,Ltd.)
Music by Noriyasu Agematsu (Elements Garden)
Sound Effects by Makoto Ise
Movie Director Hiroshi Kuwabara
Character Design CyDesignation, Inc.
Character design supervisors Hideo Minaba
Akihiko Yoshida
Character design Manager Nicolas Baldin
LOGO & IMAGE ILLUSTRATION Yoshitaka Amano
IMAGE ILLUSTRATION Isamu Kamikokuryo
Co-Producer Takanori Shiina
Creative Director Tetsuya Fujimoto
Scenario Planners Kou Noguchi
Yuri Tsuchiya
Creative Planner Norihisa Iwasaki
Planner Keita Suezaki
Lead Artist Masahiko Dairaku
Assistant Producers Keisuke Nakamura
Yu Muranaka
Project Manager Takeshi Yasuda
Technical Directors Hisanao Suzuki
Yoshinori Jo

Voice cast[]

Character Japanese English
Mont Leonis Kensho Ono Bryce Papenbrook
Sterne Leonis Yuuichirou Umehara Zach Aguilar
Oelde Leonis Kazuhiro Yamaji Chris Tergliafera
Helena Leonis Atsuko Tanaka Alexa Rose
Lilyth Yumi Uchiyama Amber Lee Connors
Ramada Kiyono Yasuno Faye Mata
Baelo Toru Nara Billy Kametz
Learte Yu Serizawa Stephanie Komure
Kitone Yui Ishikawa Erin Fitzpatrick
Owe Kazuya Nakai
Minwu Rie Suegara
Little Leela Marika Kohno Lexi Fontaine
Vallaide Anri Katsu Sean Chiplock
Sosha Rei Shimoda Brianna Knickerbocker
Etre Eri Inagawa
Yerma Shizuka Ishigami
Nasha Nichika Omori
Elsirelle Nanako Mori
Ildyra Yurika Aizawa
Louelle Sayumi Suzushiro
Sylma Rie Hikisaka
Rafale Reina Ueda
Eliza Risa Shimizu
Macherie Hourne Lynn Skyler Davenport
Robb Hourne Masashi Ebara Ted Limpert
Dario Hourne Yuya Hirose Aleks Le
Engelbert Katsuyuki Konishi Brady Hales
Schuzelt Yuki Ono Joe Hernandez
Adelard Takuya Sato Lucien Dodge
Salire Rie Takahashi Elise Napier
Chrissy Baker
Xiza Ryoka Yuzuki Amber May
Vistralle Eiji Takemoto
Shadowlynx Yoko Hikasa Francesca Manzi
Lorenzo Tarusuke Shingaki Michael Christopher
Frederika Ayaka Suwa Rachelle Heger
Naiah Iori Nomizu
Rayches Megumi Han
Muraga Fennes Masafumi Kimura Jarred Kjack
Vinera Fennes Yukiyo Fujii Sarah Williams
Rairyuu Satoshi Mikami Brandon Hearnsberger (uncredited)
Zazan Kousuke Goto Patrick Seitz
Oldoa Yu Kobayashi Morgan Berry
Kilphe Nozomi Nishida Tiana Camacho
Tyrrell Natsumi Fujiwara
Khury Wezette Yasuhiro Mamiya (uncredited)
Glaciela Wezette Yuka Iguchi Erica Mendez
Viktora Megumi Toyoguchi
Luartha Ayahi Takagaki
Serjes Kenji Nojima Joe Zieja
Yuni Miku Ito Jason Frazier
Severo Makoto Furukawa Andrew Eales
Miranda Ai Kakuma
Cadia Misaki Kuno
Meriluke Ari Ozawa
Cherise Mie Sonozaki
Margritte Akeno Watanabe Faye Mata
Vadim Hidenori Takahashi
Sadali Crysthea Daisuke Hirakawa Kaiji Tang
Dorando Satoshi Tsuruoka (uncredited)
Gargas Showtaro Morikubo (uncredited)
"Whisper" Ai Kayano Kirsten Day
"Grace" Ai Kayano Kirsten Day
"Murmur" Ai Kayano Kirsten Day
Jayden Rundall Daisuke Ono Chris Rossi
Rhaldor Toru Sakurai River Kanoff
Lu'Cia Aya Endo Cindy Robinson
Ellshra Nozomi Yamamoto
Creysse Tomori Kusunoki
Chunak Taku Yashiro
Camillo Mutsuki Iwanaka
Gryfford Takanori Hoshino
Roghza Ovis Ikuya Sawaki Rich Owen
Lucielle Ovis Rika Tachibana Xanthe Huynh
Shalze Ovis Rika Tachibana
Deah Sanae Kobayashi Erin Yvette
Phoebe Hana Takeda
Miche Koutaro Nishiyama
Macleod Yoshihisa Kawahara
Oberon Heindler Natsuki Hanae Griffin Puatu
Alaya Rundall Rie Suegara Avery Smithart
Gernsback Eiji Hanawa Tim Powers
Resnick You Taichi
Moore Yuhko Kaida
Rivelka Natsu Yorita
Gilgamesh Masaki Terasoma
Amnelis Mai Nakahara
Seymore Shunsuke Takeuchi
Raviesse Misa Kobayashi
Varush Kazuya Nakai
Garvall Ryuichi Kijima
Velne Kana Ichinose
Lameiga Reiou Tsuchida
Galzahk Shogo Nakamura
Corwell Daiki Hamano
Pharm Ruriko Noguchi
Eurel Saori Onishi
Lemuré Rina Kitagawa
Velric Kousuke Oonishi
Cyrelle Serika Hiromatsu
Lissette Aoi Koga
Khamral Kenichirou Matsuda
Bronwill Yu Shimamura
Ranell Akari Kito
Melnia Fairouz Ai
Skahal Kengo Takanashi
Loreila Saki Fujita
Mariale Ayaka Shimoyamada
Mia Natsumi Haruse
Ahlim Minori Suzuki
Livialle Asami Yoshida
Niv'Lu Kyoko Sakai
Howlet Groms Kazuyuki Okitsu Cedric L. Williams
Tyytas Groms Takeo Otsuka
Chel Groms Natsumi Kawaida
Lucio Shotaro Uzawa Casey Mongillo
Jeume Hisako Kanemoto Kira Buckland
Cetia Toa Yukinari Brittney Karbowski
Ranan Jun Fukushima Jonah Scott
Velis Chikahiro Kobayashi Mark Whitten
Astrius Ayumu Murase Jacob Craner
Perrene Mamiko Noto Monica Rial
Rulgia Kazuki Ura J. Michael Tatum
Raph Mariya Ise Elsie Lovelock
Rysol Ryoka Yuzuki
Viga Junko Minagawa
Dialdo Hiroki Takahashi
Aileen Marina Inoue Cristina Vee
Rain Nobuhiko Okamoto Daman Mills
Lasswell Yusuke Kobayashi Alejandro Saab
Duane Howard Wang

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