FINAL FANTASY IV: THE AFTER YEARS

Just like seventeen years ago, a new moon approaches the Blue Planet threatening to destroy all life on it.

At the same time a mysterious villain who looks like Rydia from Final Fantasy IV appears around the world single-handedly bringing nations to ruin and subjugating the Eidolons (a mysterious race of creatures who can be summoned in-battle).

What is the meaning of this? The world once again needs the combined efforts of the heroes of the past, so the players will see all the familiar characters and many new ones - Ceodore, the son of Cecil and Rosa, Yang's daughter Ursula, Edge's four ninja apprentices and many other characters (over 20 unique playable characters in total).

The game uses mechanics, assets and graphics from various releases of Final Fantasy IV (Wii version features enhanced graphics).

The characters travel across the world map (although the whole map only becomes accessible in the final Tale The Crystals ) fighting random enemies, enter towns to rest, buy equipment and talk to other characters, go to various dungeons for items and boss fights.

The battles use the same Active Time Battle (ATB) system from Final Fantasy IV , but it is improved in several ways.

The class system from Final Fantasy IV largely remains the same but it has been tweaked and many new abilities have been added to the characters.

New gameplay features include the change of the moon phase: there are four moon phases that affect the battles: for example, during waning moon phase the characters' melee attacks will deal increased damage but the ranged attacks ability will be decreased.

The same is true for the enemies, so it adds a new strategic element to the gameplay.

The moon phase may be changed by resting at an inn (or using a tent or a cottage), but it may also change by itself after some time.

Another major gameplay update is the

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