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Theatrhythm Final Bar Line Standard Edition – PlayStation 4 $22.00 – $24.00
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Theatrhythm Final Bar Line Standard Edition – PlayStation 4

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4.89 (10 Reviews)

$22.00 – $24.00

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Description
  • Online multiplay for up to 4 players
    Introducing riotous online Multi Battles where everyone plays together! Interfere with the other players plans and make clever use of your Burst abilities to turn the tables and grasp victory.
  • Put together the party of your dreams with a total of 104 characters to choose from.
    Meet cute, chibi versions of many classic characters and monsters from the series as exciting RPG battles play out alongside the rhythm action. Gather and power up your team to beat the next stage.
  • Enjoy the music and video at your leisure
    The game also features music player and theatre modes that let you sit back and enjoy the tracks and movies you have collected without the rhythm game action.
Additional information
Platform

PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch
Color Category

Multi
Publisher

Square Enix
Software Format

Physical
Manufacturer's Warranty - Parts

None
Product Name

Theatrhythm Final Bar Line
Edition

Standard Edition
Manufacturer's Warranty - Labor

None
Brand

Square Enix
Compatible Platform(s)

PlayStation 4
ESRB Rating

T (Teen 13+)
Video Game Content Included

Full game
UPC

662248926926, 662248926964
Reviews (10)
Ratings

4.9

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Customer Reviews (10)

  1. Aiya –

    Fun rhythm game with tons of content in the base game. There’s over 100 characters and over 380 song from throughout final fantasy history. You can also upgrade to the digital deluxe to unlock more music from other Square games. Battle mode is pretty fun against other players and you can also exchange player cards to get rare summons from other players. Overall a really addictive game that would be perfect for final fantasy fans or fans of rhythm games.

  2. KCamp –

    This title has a staggering amount of content. While the actual gameplay modes are simple without much diversity, the sheer number of songs is huge. Obviously everyone has their own favorites and there will always be songs you wish were in it that aren’t, but overall it’s a finely curated selection. My only other gripe is that some songs are cut short or aren’t their full versions.

  3. Kuma077 –

    Theatrhythm is a fantastic game. Sthere are so many song throughout the Final Fantasy series along with a ton of characters throughout the series. The music is fantastic and with a ton of dlc tracks from other Square games coming this is very well worth it

  4. syko –

    lots of awesome final fantasy mucic. even if you’re not a rhythm game fan, this game is a must for final fantasy fans

  5. TJTJ –

    If you’ve played Theatrhythm before, this is a no-brainer purchase. It’s great to be able to play this on a large screen with a full speaker setup.

    I was curious how the controls would work since previous titles were on the 3DS. But apparently the input for this is based more on an arcade release in Japan. It’s adapted very well in my opinion, with most of the focus being on pressing one or two buttons and moving the joystick. I’ve not come across any issues where I felt cheated out of a press, but some of the dual joystick moves take some practice.

    The base game contains so much music it’s almost overwhelming. Every mainline Final Fantasy is represented, including key characters and monsters/bosses. The art style is fun and the presentation is great.

    There is a lot of DLC planned for this game, but given how much you get with the initial purchase I found it hard to be bothered. You can buy a Season Pass or just buy the packs for the specific games you’re interested in, which so far has included things like The World Ends with You, Nier, SaGa, and other popular titles.

    I really only have a couple of complaints:

    1. You can adjust the timing in the settings, but it’s manual. Most of these games let you hit a button in time with a beat to determine the timing, but this game does not offer that. It’s a really weird oversight.

    2. I honestly almost never find anyone to play with online despite the online modes. I expect it’s not crossplay with the Switch version, which probably would have helped.

    But overall it’s a ridiculous amount of content in a very fun package and completely worth full price.

  6. aZombieDictator –

    Very good rhythm game with tons of classic songs. Highly recommend.

  7. DS14 –

    Great visuals, addicting gameplay, and over all fun. Not one for musical games, but the mixture of music and RPG elements is nice. Very fun wether alone, or with friends.

  8. ScottB –

    Fun lil thing to chip away at, here and there, for a long time. Can’t ask for better source material… just not the biggest fan of the graphics

  9. signaveris –

    great rhythm game, and with over 300 songs in base game. came in perfect condition

  10. Cory –

    A great way to celebrate all of the final fantasy music.

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