In an exclusive interview, the producers of Final Fantasy Resonance, Keisuke Nakashima and Hiroto Furuya, delve into the game's development, drawing inspiration from Final Fantasy V and VI, and the resurgence of turn-based RPGs. They discuss the game's unique battle system, which combines elements from Final Fantasy V's Job system and Final Fantasy VI's character traits, aiming to provide a satisfying and intuitive experience. The interview also explores the game's story, which revolves around crystals and the classic Final Fantasy themes of saving the planet. Nakashima and Furuya reflect on the game's development timeline, starting as an idea six to seven years ago, and the desire to create a classic Final Fantasy experience with modern elements. They also touch on the game's console adaptation from the mobile game Final Fantasy: Brave Exvius, and the impact of technological advancements on the turn-based RPG genre. Overall, the interview provides a fascinating insight into the creative process behind Final Fantasy Resonance and the resurgence of turn-based RPGs in the gaming industry.
