Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's Dungeon (WII)

“I don't know who this game was meant to appeal to. It's too simplistic and easy for roguelike veterans, yet too obtuse and difficult for a genuinely new player. Either way, the best thing I can say about it is that it kept me busy for a while. ...”

“I don't know who this game was meant to appeal to. It's too simplistic and easy for roguelike veterans, yet too obtuse and difficult for a genuinely new player. Either way, the best thing I can say about it is that it kept me busy for a while. Having White Mage turn out to be the most overpowered class in the game was amusing, as was building a weapon that could proc three different status effects.”

“I beat this game, it took me roughly a year and a half. It was mean with the losing everything if you die but it added to the challenge... I just think that there are better dungeon crawlers out there than this title, and the bad voice acting...”

“I beat this game, it took me roughly a year and a half. It was mean with the losing everything if you die but it added to the challenge... I just think that there are better dungeon crawlers out there than this title, and the bad voice acting really ruined it.”

“Over simplified, sacrifices essential core roguelike elements for Final Fantasy Fanservice. there are much better dungeon crawlers out there.”

“Over simplified, sacrifices essential core roguelike elements for Final Fantasy Fanservice. there are much better dungeon crawlers out there.”

“It is an ok game. Not the greatest game but still good. Graphics are ok. The story is pretty good. I would probably suggest it for the younger gamers, or older ones who are willing to overlook the fact you are playing as a bird.”

“It is an ok game. Not the greatest game but still good. Graphics are ok. The story is pretty good. I would probably suggest it for the younger gamers, or older ones who are willing to overlook the fact you are playing as a bird.”

“In a rehash of it's PS2 predecessor, Chocobo does it again in the town of Losttime. With an engaging Final Fantasy-esque storyline and an interesting gameplay style, the game delivers. Downside: Wii-Mote does not shine in this release.”

“In a rehash of it's PS2 predecessor, Chocobo does it again in the town of Losttime. With an engaging Final Fantasy-esque storyline and an interesting gameplay style, the game delivers. Downside: Wii-Mote does not shine in this release.”