Final Fantasy 4 sequel hits iOS/Android

Jamie Feltham

November 25, 2013

Square Enix has been quite persistent in bringing its older RPGs to mobile platforms, and now Final Fantasy 4: The After Years, the sequel to the classic game, has come to iOS and Android.

This is actually more of a collection than anything else. The After Years originally came to mobile platforms in 10 separate chapters back in 2008. It came to Wii and PSP shortly after, and now his handsets yet again for £10.99.

The story is set over a decade after the events of Final Fantasy 4 and stars a cast of characters that appears in the original game. That first game released all the way back in 1991, and is available itself on the respective stores at the same price. A trailer for The After Years can be seen above.

Source: Eurogamer

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Jamie Feltham

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