Overview
- Number of Players
- 2
- Genre
- Release Date
3DS
16th Sep 2014
19th Sep 2014
- Series
- Tags
- Official Site
- theatrhythm.com
Reviews
Review Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call (3DS)
A rousing encore
When Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy arrived in the Summer of 2012 it was an entertaining, brilliantly constructed celebration of the venerated Square Enix franchise. It combined a charming aesthetic, plenty of content through its music pieces and a simple, functional control scheme. A little over two years later we have Theatrhythm...
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Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call News
Talking Point What Are You Playing This Weekend? (September 17th)
A post-Direct blowout
*deep breath* There was a Nintendo Direct this week! And it was chock-a-block full of games. But the big news is that we, at last, know the name (and release date) of Breath of the Wild's follow-up. RIP The Sequel to... The Legend of Zelda:
News Square Enix Registers New Trademarks For Theatrhythm In Australia And Canada
Final Fantasy's rhythm spinoff hasn't seen a new entry since 2016
It's been a few years since we last saw Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy. First released back in 2012 on 3DS, this rhythm-based spinoff later received an expanded follow-up, the aptly named Curtain Call. However - excluding the Japan-only arcade game and
News Ichiro Hazama Would Like to Keep Making More Theatrhythm Games
Where should they go next?
The Theatrhythm series of games for Square Enix is an interesting spin-off that holds a lot of potential. Over its long run, Square has produced countless memorable soundtracks to accompany its games, and somebody finally got the bright idea to make a rhythm game focused entirely on this music. While the two that have...
Nintendo Download 19th March (Europe)
Mario Party 10, Tipping Stars with DK, Aria of Sorrow, DLC and more
It's that time again, Nintendo Download fans, with the European update now available for your perusal. We have a dual arrival across both the Wii U and 3DS, classic Castlevania and a new first-party retail release on Wii U, along with some DLC and discounts. Let's get to it. Wii U...
Nintendo Download 5th March (Europe)
OlliOlli, Proun+, BLOK DROP X TWISTED FUSION, Retro newcomers and more
Another week begins, and Nintendo of Europe has served up its Download Update details with some promising releases on the way. We have some rad cross-buy for Wii U and 3DS gamers, mash-ups, retro games making their first appearances in Europe and much more. Let's get to it. Wii...
Rumour Upcoming Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call DLC Brings More Classic Tracks
Chrono Trigger and Secret of Mana tracks included
Fortunately for fans of Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call, Square Enix has kept busy since its 2014 launch, providing fans with various various DLC packages that include a range of confirmed additional tracks on the way. Although Square Enix has already announced and released a variety of DLC...
Video Latest Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call DLC Comes Packed With Fan Service
World Ends With You! Chrono Trigger! Romancing SaGa 3!
Square Enix has kindly launched a trailer covering the new batch of DLC content for Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call that will be launched in Japan this week. The most exciting part is that four songs from RPG classics Chrono Trigger and The World Ends With You are arriving, as well as a...
News Bravely Default DLC Set to Play a Festive Tune in Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call
12 tracks in total due on 24th December
While Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call is an expanded and remixed version of its predecessor, it is nevertheless — arguably — one of the year's finest retail releases on the 3DS; we were certainly fans in our review. DLC is a pretty important part of the package beyond the extensive catalogue that's...
News Japanese Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call DLC To Include Bravely Default Tunes
Bravely soldiering on
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call's track list and DLC offerings are an already impressive offering, encompassing titles like the iconic SNES classic Final Fantasy VI to experimental GameCube spinoff Crystal Chronicles, but next week in Japan the game branches out into new territory, as four tracks from
News Hyrule Warriors Battles Its Way to Number 3 in UK Chart Début
Theatrhythm shimmies into top 20
Due this week in North America, Hyrule Warriors arrived in Europe this past weekend; it seems to have had a strong start in the UK charts. The Koei Tecmo / Nintendo mash-up has made its all-format début in third place, just behind Disney Infinity 2.0 in second and Destiny, which holds top spot for a second week...
Previews
First Impressions Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call
We will never spell “Theatrhythm” right first time
A demo for Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call recently went live on the Japanese 3DS eShop, and will hold few surprises with hardcore fans of the series. There’s really very little here that will not be immediately familiar to anyone with even the most casual experience of the original...
About The Game
Feel the beat in THEATRHYTHM FINAL FANTASY CURTAIN CALL, a rhythm-action game combining FINAL FANTASY music with RPG elements on Nintendo 3DS and 2DS! This sequel to THEATRHYTHM FINAL FANTASY expands on the original in every way, with over three times as many songs and twice as many playable characters as its predecessor.
First off, you’ll need to select a party of heroes from over 60 characters across the series. On this outing, Barret (FINAL FANTASY VII) and Yuna (FINAL FANTASY X-2) join your rhythmic roster, and you can choose folk from spin-off series, like Benjamin (FINAL FANTASY MYSTIC QUEST), Ramza (FINAL FANTASY TACTICS) and Zack (CRISIS CORE® -FINAL FANTASY VII-). Once you’ve set your team, it’s time to put your rhythm to the test!
THEATRHYTHM FINAL FANTASY CURTAIN CALL will see you tap, touch and slide your stylus on the Touch Screen along to the music, or triumph over the tempo using the buttons if you prefer. Master 221 tracks from the entire FINAL FANTASY catalogue, including all those from the THEATRHYTHM FINAL FANTASY plus new tracks from FINAL FANTASY VII: Advent Children® and LIGHTNING RETURNS™: FINAL FANTASY XIII, among many others.
Aim for perfect timing during each majestic musical piece to be rewarded with useful item drops, dole out devastating damage or enjoy extended versions of beloved tracks – and, of course, net loads of experience points! Perform well to level-up your team quickly and, by spending CollectaCards you’ll earn for clearing songs and winning battles, improve your character’s stats in the Collecta Crystarium. There are various stats to tweak and abilities to set, so you can set up your adventuring party exactly how you want it to be.
The Field Music Stages, Battle Music Stages and Event Music Stages of the previous title return, letting you experience key environments, combat sequences, and set-pieces from all the big games as you groove your way to victory. The new Versus Battle Mode lets you challenge your friends and other players in head-to-head showdowns via Local Play or online through Nintendo Network. Plus, the brand new Quest Medley Mode lets you choose your own path through Chaos Maps of varying difficulty, playing a new song at every stop on the map, before engaging in epic boss battles. You can also swap completed Chaos Maps in Versus Mode, attach them to your profile card to share with other players via StreetPass, or simply use StreetPass to show off your character to the world!
Limber up and stretch your fingers for musical magnificence in THEATRHYTHM FINAL FANTASY CURTAIN CALL for Nintendo 3DS and 2DS.
- Relive musical memories of FINAL FANTASY in a rhythm extravaganza featuring 221 songs and 60 beloved characters
- Choose your path and keep the beat through memorable environments, battles and set-pieces
- Try out two totally new modes: Quest Medley and Versus Battle
- Customise your party, upgrade your stats and show off your characters using StreetPass
Comments 1
Super excited for this game! :3
I hope the release date gets announced soon...
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