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Become an 8-Bit Character By Registering for Final Fantasy: Record Keeper

Square Enix has announced Final Fantasy: Record Keeper has reached its pre-register goal of 600,000 points, which means players can sign up for a chance to have their likeness recreated as an 8-bit character in anticipation of the release of the game in Spring 2015. Final Fantasy: Record Breaker is an upcoming free-to-play mobile game that allows fans to relive some of the greatest moments in the history of the Final Fantasy franchise in the palm of their hand. Read on.

In Final Fantasy: Record Keeper, the entire Final Fantasy universe is at player's fingertips! Featuring an all-star cast of characters including Tidus, Lightning, and Cloud, players recruit their favorite heroes from across the entire Final Fantasy franchise to form the most dynamic team of all time. With a massive roster of characters, the possibilities are endless! Characters can each be completely customized and equipped to the fullest with iconic gear, powerful spells, summons, and hundreds of weapons to choose from.

Gameplay in Final Fantasy: Record Keeper is as strategic and challenging as ever with the classic Final Fantasy Active Time Battle (ATB) system in place. Players battle their way through the most epic Final Fantasy moments, woven together for the first time on mobile with an all-new tale. Featuring skill-based interactive gameplay, players plan attacks, carefully choose tactics, and engage enemies in active time battles.

"Final Fantasy: Record Keeper delivers the ultimate Final Fantasy experience for the dedicated and passionate fans of this franchise and we are excited to work with Square Enix to bring it to players worldwide this spring," said Shintaro Asako, CEO of DeNA West. "We have seen great success with Final Fantasy: Record Keeper in Japan, with over five million downloads since the game launched," said Ichiro Hazama, Producer at Square Enix. "From classic characters and iconic moments to the legendary battle system, the game is resonating with fans and mobile gamers alike."

For more information on the game, check out the official Final Fantasy Record Keeper website.

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