They also have the strange power to change size, between the size of a Jiant and the tiny size of the chibi Lilikin folk that inhabit Grymoire. Lann and Reynn are Mirage Keepers blessed with the power to tame Mirages (Summoners are rare enough, and most can only bond with one Mirage). However, there's still a nice variety of soul breaks, materia, and relics across the game's 4 characters, some of which hint at the surprisingly deep lore pit the game has. For a game with as many areas, characters, and events to pull from, the game has only had two events thus far, of which the global version has received only 1.5. WOFF has had an interesting time of it in FFRK some would say a rough one. If you like to fight with classic FF characters and monsters (and if you're here, that's probably the case), it can be a fun title. The story is a light-hearted romp for the most part, with a surprisingly heavy story towards the end, as the twins' secrets are revealed and the true nature of the Empire comes to light. The game plays like something of a cross between a classic FF game, and something like Pokemon (due to the focus on capturing monsters). Along the way, they're accompanied by the adorable white fox Tama, and fight the regime of the Bahamutian Empire as they search for answers. The game revolves around Lann and Reynn, a pair of Jiant twins who, on what they thought would be a normal day at the coffee shop, suddenly learn that they have amnesia, that their town has been empty for a long time, that they are Mirage Keepers (ultra-powerful summoners who can tame an unlimited number of monsters and spirits to fight for them), and that the secrets to their memories and missing family may well be found by exploring Grymoire. Taking place in the world of Grymoire, inhabited by adorably tiny versions of classic (and not-so-classic) Final Fantasy characters. World of Final Fantasy is an interesting spinoff game.

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