Status Inc Jun 19, 2023
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Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles (2003)
3.17 from 635 ratings
1477 members have it in their collection · 36 playing now · 384 backlogged · 302 wish listed
How long? Main story 12h · with extras 24h (from 2 logged playthroughs)
Details
- Developers
- The Game Designers Studio
- Publishers
- Nintendo
- Genres
- Quiz/Trivia, Role-playing (RPG), Simulator, Strategy
- Themes
- Action, Fantasy, Open world
- Franchises
- Final Fantasy
- Series
- Final Fantasy, Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles
- Event
- Nintendo E3 2003 Press Conference
Release dates
- Aug 08, 2003 (Full Release) (Japan) Nintendo GameCube
- Feb 09, 2004 (Full Release) (North_America) Nintendo GameCube
- Mar 12, 2004 (Full Release) (Europe) Nintendo GameCube
Also available on
- Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles - Remastered Edition (2020) · ANDR, NSW, PS4, iOS
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Rating distribution
5 stars
89
4 stars
136
3 stars
237
2 stars
138
1 star
34
Community All Reviews Statuses
Status KennaM Sep 9, 2020
Picked this up launch day and have been casually playing through it since, and I gotta say... it's holding up for me? I'm disappointed there's no local multiplayer, and I can totally understand how the gameplay here isn't everyone's cup of tea, but I'm very much enjoying it. I've been soloing the whole thing, and it's been challenging without being …
Read morePicked this up launch day and have been casually playing through it since, and I gotta say... it's holding up for me? I'm disappointed there's no local multiplayer, and I can totally understand how the gameplay here isn't everyone's cup of tea, but I'm very much enjoying it. I've been soloing the whole thing, and it's been challenging without being too difficult, I find I'm not actually grinding at all (some of the dungeons are a little slow if anything) - and being in quarantine, playing a game about outsmarting a fantasy pandemic? Pretty satisfying.
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Status BMO Aug 29, 2020
It confounds me that a game that was original centred around local multiplayer has been remade into a game that only has online multiplayer. I’m also disappointed that SE once again decided not to enable other language VOs in North America, so there’s no way to enable Japanese VO. Throw on top of that the fact that there is a …
Read moreIt confounds me that a game that was original centred around local multiplayer has been remade into a game that only has online multiplayer. I’m also disappointed that SE once again decided not to enable other language VOs in North America, so there’s no way to enable Japanese VO. Throw on top of that the fact that there is a bunch of needless DLC leads me to say this is a game worth skipping. I guess I have to stick to the GameCube version if I want the original co-op experience.
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Status BMO Aug 28, 2020
Has anyone grabbed the demo yet? It's pretty extensive. You can play the first three dungeons in full, and then you can play 10+ dungeons online with anyone who has a full copy, apparently. Good way for a group of friends to play and try it out. Also a good way to decide which platform you want it on.
Status Inc Jul 16, 2020
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles remaster won't support Local Multiplayer
Well, that sucks. Guess this game is coming off my Wish List. Disappointing.
Status BMO Mar 11, 2019
One of the games I owned for my GameCube, that I think I largely enjoyed (at least I think I did, I think). Yet I don't remember it well. I remember fighting in caves a lot. I also remember the GBA connection for multiplayer. Now it's being re-released for Switch, and I wonder is this worth picking up? Was it …
One of the games I owned for my GameCube, that I think I largely enjoyed (at least I think I did, I think). Yet I don't remember it well. I remember fighting in caves a lot. I also remember the GBA connection for multiplayer. Now it's being re-released for Switch, and I wonder is this worth picking up? Was it fun? Did I like it? Did I like it enough to buy it again? Or is it worth buying because I've forgotten enough of it that it would be like playing a whole new game?
Status Pale Mar 16, 2015
We plowed ahead on Crystal Chronicles over the weekend and made it a point to move on to levels we hadn't finished yet. Playing old levels definitely paid off though, as we beat some bosses that kicked our butt on our last attempt to play through this game.
Status Pale Mar 12, 2015
My wife and I are still working through the original Crystal Chronicles. We did two more repeat missions yesterday and finished off the fifth year of the game. One thing I'm struggling with is when to repeat dungeons to get stronger, and when to look for new things...