Dissidia: Final Fantasy - Opera Omnia

​Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia is a nice addition to the evergrowing market of gacha games, if only because you don't draw characters but weapons. Sadly the gameplay becomes repetitive all too quickly.

So while Dissidia Final Fantasy OO is definitely fan service, it's not only that, and that fact alone elevates it above some of the other F2P FF titles we've seen come through the App Store. If you've got a soft spot in your heart for the personalities from the world's most famous RPG series and want to see them all come together in a way that doesn't insult your intelligence, this is worth a download to see if you enjoy the rest of what it has to offer as well.

If you're a fan of the Final Fantasy saga, Opera Omnia is a title that in its simplicity will be able to accompany your days quite well; for all the other players it's still a good free app to try out.

Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia is a game that works well in the panorama of mobile applications, but there is no purpose other than to entertain the average user for a few hours.

It might not be the most interesting Final Fantasy game ever made, but there's fun to be had here all the same.

Opera Omnia is a polished, functional, Final Fantasy version of the style of RPG we see all over the App Store and Google Play nowadays. Don't expect any brilliance from its plot or any Dissidia-related fighting elements. If your love of Final Fantasy spans multiple games and you're happy with a passable RPG full of cameos, Opera Omnia will serve well enough.

now this looks like a turnBASED kino that i want to play, but i can't find it on the story. 9/10 (even) until they fix the broken download link.

Review submit is broken, so here's the points condensed I bloody hate Shinryu difficulty stages and the mechanics behind FR. It's just a slog, boring and not fun. Said so, I consider this game the best Final Fantasy since FFX. The combat system is really, really good. Farming has been toned down, Story is... pointless and barebones, but it's really nice seeing those characters from different games interact between them.

The real, spiritual successor of the real Dissidias, not the NT crap. It’s free, it’s nice, has a decent story mode, skills, progression system, equipment and items, co-op modes, etc... not to mention many characters not present in previous Dissidia games, especially Seifer, who is arguably on the light side. At the time of writing this review the villain side is not playable. Looks like the guys at KOEI Tecmo hate villains and Dissidias are about balance between both factions. It is because of this that I will not give it a 9. Better to play this on iPad Pro. Looks fantastic and with a good frame rate.

This adds nothing new to the turned based jrpg genre. I can play a older final fantasy game and have just as much fun, if not more. I'd rather play Bravely Default or/and Bravely Second. Another big reason for the low score, it was a live service game. You can't play this game anymore, even despite all the money and time players put into it, they could have easily made a offline mode. This alone should make it a 0stars or 1star.

I have lost my save game where I have spent allot of time to grind and get stuff. To that time this game had only one possible cloud and it was Facebook but Square Enix had the amazing idea to remove it and delete thousands of player accounts with it. I've been triying to months to get my account back with pictures with Player ID the one which has allot of numbers and other pictures and they still keep re-asking the same questions like what was the strength. I mean who asks questions like that to recover an account? I know this review here is not about the game itself but I feel like have to write it to warn ppl support that company.