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Justice Monsters Five Now Available For iOS and Android

Justice Monsters Five now a full minigame on iOS and Android devices.


Hugely popular in the Kingdom of Lucis with Crown Prince Noctis and his friends among its fans, JUSTICE MONSTERS FIVE™, the pinball minigame in FINAL FANTASY® XV, is now a full-fledged mobile app. This brand-new style of pinball game combines role-playing elements with some of the franchise’s most iconic monsters.

Players join the Justice Monsters – Bomb Bro, Casanova Coeurl, Fab Flan and Lamiana – in the struggle to save the Nova Galaxy from the diabolical Lord Vexxos. Using simple touch and flick controls, engage in exhilarating battles, unleash special attacks, and recruit and train new monsters to fight for justice and defeat the forces of evil.

To celebrate the launch, SQUARE ENIX® is awarding players with special in-game items, including 150 Golden Orbs and Daily login rewards (5 Golden Orbs per day) from now until September 25 at 8:00 a.m. Pacific.

The game is now available as a free download (with in-app purchases) on iOS and Android devices, and will be coming soon to Windows 10. This minigame will also be playable at Crow’s Nest Diners in FINAL FANTASY XV when it launches worldwide on November 29.

Players can download the game today at the following links:

App Store: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/justice-monsters-five/id1075780355?mt=8

Google Play:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.square_enix.android_googleplay.jusmonvw&hl=en

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