
Final Fantasy has always been a series about change, with each entry endeavoring to try something new or different. Because of that, the “traditional” Final Fantasy experience has often been left by the wayside as the franchise evolves. However, in 2012 Square Enix released the greatest homage to classic Final Fantasy it could have, even if it didn’t bear the same name. Bravely Default wasn’t just a nostalgic throwback to classic turn-based RPGs, but also a vision of how the genre can modernize and stay relevant.