The battle system is a heavily modified version of the Command Synergy Battle system the two previous games used, and features real time features, such as freely taking control of Lightning's movements and attacks, and a real time block, dodge and counter system. If an enemy comes in contact with Lightning, the battle will start with her losing 5% of her HP (unless playing in Easy Mode). If Lightning strikes an enemy before they notice her, they'll lose 25%. Lightning in battle with the Black Mage schema.Įnemies are found on the field and Lightning can sneak up on them to perform preemptive strikes, and if Lightning can strike first, the enemy will lose 10% of their starting HP. Enemies are more likely to drop abilities if they are Staggered. By visiting sorcery shops, the player can synthesize abilities to boost their strength. General abilities are associated with whatever garb is equipped, or obtained through item drops from enemies. Anything that requires depletion of EP will be learned by Lightning herself. The more souls the player rescues the more powerful Lightning becomes. The player can buy equipment and items, visit restaurants to restore HP, and stay at inns to restore health in exchange for spending time. The Crystarium system does not appear instead, Lightning's stats are increased by completing story events and side quests. Because of time's ever-flowing nature, the non-player characters' locations keep changing. Although many enemies return from previous titles, about half of the monsters are new.
Not only appearing in the sprawling wilderness, they terrorize the cities as well, increasing in number at night. Monsters range in size and can be enormous. The player can either walk between destinations or use the monorail for faster travel. The game has an open-world structure and the explorable area is bigger than what has been seen in previous Final Fantasy titles, and the player may not have time to visit everywhere on their first play-through. The developers have aimed for a world where the players would be able to reach almost everything visible on the screen, and there are no load times between areas unless the player either teleports, uses a vehicle, or there is a storyline event that transports the player somewhere new. Her abilities differ based on her elevated height. She traverses freely over the game's variety of terrain and can jump on obstacles, such as telephone poles, and use elements of stealth. Players take control of Lightning, the main character from Final Fantasy XIII, as the sole playable character. In November the release date was announced for 10th December 2015. In June 2015 Square Enix tweeted that the game was still coming for Steam, but could not confirm a release date. However, the stated Spring 2015 release window passed with no news. Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII was announced to come for Steam in the wake of Final Fantasy XIII and Final Fantasy XIII-2. Keywords for the world's design are "gothic, mechanical, and fantasy." Yuji Abe has stated that in Final Fantasy XIII many areas were places the player could only pass through, but in Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII, there are many places to explore. Nova Chrysalia has been designed similar to a "tourist guide style" seen in MMORPGs, and each team presented the continents in this style. Players have a high degree of freedom and will see new roads and cities from tall landmarks and can easily get lost. The game's world, Nova Chrysalia, is an active open-world with some platforming elements.
Also unlike its predecessor, the game has just one ending. Unlike Final Fantasy XIII-2, the game's retail version contains the complete story, meaning players won't have to purchase downloadable content.
The game takes place five hundred years after the events of Final Fantasy XIII-2 where Lightning is tasked with saving the souls of humanity in a world heading for destruction. Intended to end the Final Fantasy XIII trilogy, it features Lightning as the main protagonist. Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII is the direct sequel to Final Fantasy XIII-2, and a part of the Fabula Nova Crystallis: Final Fantasy series.
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