Final Fantasy Tactics Advance

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance is a strategy video game for Nintendo's Game Boy Advance. It is a spin-off of the popular Final Fantasy series, but not a sequel to 1997's Final Fantasy Tactics (although they share several traits), and was produced by Square Enix. more...

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Final Fantasy Tactics Advance is the story of Marche (though his name can be changed by the player), Mewt, Ritz, and Doned; four misfit children who live in a small town named St. Ivalice (which shares its name with the setting of the PlayStation predecessor Final Fantasy Tactics). The children find themselves transported to a realm of the same name as their town ("Ivalice") after discovering an ancient magical book. This magical realm of Ivalice appears to be Mewt's manifestation of the video game "Final Fantasy," which the four children have played.

The game is a strategy-RPG title in which the player assembles a clan of individual characters, and controls both their actions in battle and their efforts within the game. There is a strong focus on player freedom, with a great deal of liberty given in deciding the classes, abilities and statistics of characters (within the game's ruleset, of course).

To many, the game's storyline and presentation have a light-hearted feel, although the game's popularity spans young and old alike. While many elements of gameplay in Final Fantasy Tactics Advance are the same as in its PlayStation cousin, this installment sees the introduction of a system of laws.

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance is sometimes called Tactics Advance or just Tactics, though the latter causes confusion with the other game of a similar name Final Fantasy Tactics. It is also commonly abbreviated as FFTA.

Gameplay

Marche starts his adventure in a town called Cyril where he joins a mercenary clan. Later he gains the ability to buy missions that will, for the most part, be accomplished in a precise location (the location is described in the mission's description). After winning the mission, Marche will get a monetary reward as described. Marche can also buy new equipment and sign up for other missions in towns. There are 3 types of missions:

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