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Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Crystal Bearers
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05-Feb-2010
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Year: 05/02/2010
Genre: RPG
Developer: Square Enix
Publisher: Square Enix
Platform: Nintendo Wii
Region: PAL
Language: Eng
Final Fantasy Crystal
The vibrant world and exciting story of this action game are at odds
with its repetitive and frustrating gameplay.
When it comes to creating distinct and memorable worlds, few developers
have such a storied history as Square Enix. And in The Crystal Bearers,
the new third-person adventure game set in the Crystal Chronicles
universe, this gift for conjuring worlds is on glorious display. Your
journeys will take you through a diverse assortment of vibrant locales
that are alive with detail and activity, and you'll sometimes feel
yourself getting transported to this vividly realized world. But that
feeling won't last. The Crystal Bearers is crammed with disappointments
and frustrations that are every bit the match of its charms, and each
time you're starting to feel yourself absorbed in the adventure, one of
those disappointments comes along and yanks you right out of it.
The opening sequence is fast-paced and fun. Unfortunately, most of what
follows isn't.
The Crystal Bearers may be set in the same universe as earlier Crystal
Chronicles games, but no knowledge of those is necessary to dive into
this one. It has been a thousand years since the events of the original
game, and the world has changed drastically. Technology is the dominant
force, with magic the domain of only a handful of outcasts called
crystal bearers. You play as Layle, a brash young bearer who rents out
his abilities of telekinesis to the highest bidder. The game gets off to
a thrilling start when the flying luxury ship that Layle has been hired
to protect is besieged by monsters summoned by a member of the
ostensibly extinct Yuke tribe. Layle launches himself into a hot pursuit
of the enigmatic Yuke and into an adventure in which the fate of the
world is at stake. The story is a good one, packed with memorable
characters, rich with themes of discrimination and a sense of history,
and told via frequently exciting cutscenes. The most compelling reason
to play this game is to experience the tale it tells and the richly
detailed, magical world in which it takes place.
Experiencing that tale means putting up with a whole lot of
disappointing gameplay, though. The Crystal Bearers makes a strong first
impression, with a bold opening that makes it clear right off the bat
that this is an action game, altogether different from the earlier, more
role-playing-oriented Crystal Chronicles titles. When the ship is
attacked, Layle literally leaps into action, and as he plummets through
the sky, you use the Wii remote to target and fire at the flying
monsters. It's a brisk and fun opening sequence that sets a tone the
game sadly fails to maintain. Other minigame sequences pop up frequently
throughout the story, including an on-rails chocobo chase sequence and a
simple rhythm game when Layle must dance at a high-class ball, but
while these are pleasant little diversions from the core action, they
aren't enough to save it.
Although the plot tries to create a sense of tension as Layle pursues
the mysterious Yuke from one location to another in the early stages,
the dull gameplay kills any sense of pacing. When you run from area to
area, you'll occasionally come across groups of monsters to fight. But
the combat is shallow and tedious. You can target an environmental
object or an enemy with the remote, grab it using Layle's powers, and
toss it through the air with a quick flick or a tap of the B button. You
can also swing the remote to have Layle roll, avoiding any incoming
attacks. This is how all combat works in the game. You target things,
grab them, and toss them, over and over again. There's a small amount of
experimentation involved, since it may prove to be more effective to
toss certain objects at certain enemies, but the mechanics of combat
never become any more elaborate or rewarding. Even the final boss
battle, which to its credit has a grand sense of scale and drama to it,
is as frustrating and dull as the battles that precede it.
Grabbing and tossing things repeatedly as your only means of attack
makes for some repetitive, boring combat.
The dullness of combat is compounded by the camera, which, rather than
smartly following the pointer when you're trying to target a monster at
the edge of the screen, must be slowly rotated with the control pad. And
it's made more frustrating by an imposed time limit. If you vanquish
all the monsters in an area, you're rewarded with a myrrh fragment,
which increases your maximum life. However, if you take too long to
defeat the monsters, they all vanish, and you must wait for all of them
to reappear for another shot at the precious myrrh fragment. What's
particularly maddening about the time limit is that there's no countdown
displayed onscreen, so you never know how much time you have remaining.
If you could see the clock ticking down, you'd at least be able to cut
your losses and move on when it became clear that things weren't going
to go your way, but as it is, you can waste minutes trying to defeat all
the monsters, only to hear a bell toll as you fail and the monsters
vanish, leaving you with nothing to show for your efforts.
Of course, you're not always fighting. Much of your time is spent just
traversing the world, running or riding a chocobo from one key location
to the next, and this process is also marred by a glaring issue. The
game has no proper map to help you get from one place to another. As a
result, it's very easy to get lost and to waste long periods of time
running around until you stumble on the path to where you're going.
One thing you probably won't spend much time doing is customizing Layle.
Character customization may be a significant part of most games that
bear the Final Fantasy name, but it's a very minor component here. As
you travel and fight monsters, you'll gather materials that can be
crafted into various accessories that Layle can equip to enhance certain
attributes, increase the size of your target cursor, or convey other
bonuses. But the overall impact of these accessories on the gameplay is
generally small, and you can progress through the entire game without
bothering with accessories at all.
The story and the world are far better than what the gameplay deserves.
The Crystal Bearers looks impressive. The locations you visit are
designed with an imaginative flair and are imbued with a level of detail
that makes them truly captivating. There's a remarkable variety to the
locations as well. The architecture, fashion, and technology of each
area lend believability to the rich history and diverse cultures that
the game's story hints at. From the futuristic elegance of the Lilty
capital to the rusty oppressiveness of an aerial prison, the world of
this game will stay with you. So will its characters, thanks to smart
writing and mostly solid voice acting, though Layle's lines are
listlessly delivered. The various melodies that play as you travel the
world provide appropriate accompaniment to the look of each region, and
the sound effects suit the action just fine.
The amount of time it takes to reach the conclusion of The Crystal
Bearers can vary wildly depending on how much combat you decide to
bother with and how much time you spend trying to figure out how to get
where you're going, but regardless of whether it takes you eight hours
or 15, you won't enjoy most of that time. A game this beautiful, with an
exciting, well-told story like this one, should have gameplay that
makes you want to spend time in its world. But as dazzling as the
characters and locations are, they can't hide the fact that the game
just isn't fun to play.
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