Final Fantasy Resonance (Switch 2) Review: Like a Lost Entry From Earlier in the Series

Nintendo Life's review calls Final Fantasy Resonance a return to the series' early turn-based style, built on a traditional JRPG structure with an overworld, towns and dungeons, a job system, and turn-based combat. Battles revolve around breaking enemy stagger bars, and staggering every foe triggers extra party actions and a powerful finisher. The Visions system lets characters equip past protagonists such as Cloud, Tidus, Lightning, and Noctis for active abilities and passive buffs. The review also notes the game runs at 60fps in Square's HD-2D engine with dynamic cutscene camera work, though the realistic summon and Vision animations contrast with the pixel art.