Final Fantasy: This Highly Appreciated Game Definitely Killed Off, End of an Era
Sophie Laurent 
Key Takeaways
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- Final Fantasy Brave Exvius, a cult classic that debuted in 2016 and gained over 30 million downloads worldwide, will be ceasing international operations on October 31st.
- The games development team is launching a Great Final Campaign as a last opportunity for players to complete quests before services conclude.
- A commemorative offline version of the game is planned for Android and iOS devices, though details about its international availability are currently scarce.
- Despite collaborations with stars like Ariana Grande and Katy Perry, the game could not sustain its operations and has marked the definitive conclusion for this title.
Final Fantasy’s Enduring Era Concludes: The Fall of a Decade-Long Favorite
For nearly a decade, fans of a particular Final Fantasy game hoped to prolong its lifespan. However, efforts to keep it going have now definitively concluded, marking the end of an era for this beloved installment.
Final Fantasy Brave Exvius Shuts Down: Celebrating a Decade-Long Cult Classic’s Farewell
This week, Final Fantasy fans received difficult news regarding the impending closure of Final Fantasy Brave Exvius. Though perhaps a lesser-known installment, this episode, which debuted in 2016 following an impressive beta period, garnered significant affection from its player base. Amassing over 30 million downloads worldwide within its first two years, Final Fantasy Brave Exvius featured strategic elements and classic turn-based combat, successfully reviving popular franchise aspects. Despite notable collaborations with stars like Ariana Grande and Katy Perry, the game could not sustain its operations. The development team officially announced via social media that Final Fantasy Brave Exvius will cease international operations, affecting players outside Japan, on October 31st at noon local time. This closure marks the definitive conclusion for this cult classic title. To commemorate the game’s run, the team is launching a “Great Final Campaign,” offering players a last opportunity to complete quests before services conclude. Additionally, the team plans to release a commemorative offline version for Android and iOS devices. While details regarding its international availability are currently scarce, this offers a small consolation for fans saying their final goodbyes. (Source: Official statement from the Final Fantasy Brave Exvius teams)
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