How do you actually explain Gacha games, its ability to draw you in and how it can make you spend literally hundreds of hard US cash on what is essentially a glorified JPEG? That’s the question which YouTuber Gigguk wanted to answer.

I’ve waxed lyrical before on how Final Fantasy Brave Exvius may be one of the best freemium mobile games available today. It’s the Final Fantasy formula condensed into a hyper-quick battle system that is constantly rewarding and always evolving. Set in a world of mystery known as Lapis, the power struggle is about to get a whole lot bigger as War of the Visions focuses its attention on tactical action that would make a certain War of the Lions very proud.

There’s a whole genre out there of freemium titles that are just waiting to be played. Sure, plenty of them are bad and will fleece you dry without so much as a second thought, but there are those games which somehow manage to be both free and entertaining, to a point where you’d happily shell out some cash for a few extras.

After a million Flappy Bird clones, it can be challenging to find the cream of the crop on iOS and Android devices. In 2018, that titular cream rose further to the top, as new and exciting experiences began using these mainstream platforms to stunning success, resulting in interactive journeys that could rival anything that PC and console gaming could throw their way in terms of addiction, dedication and quality.

The worlds of Final Fantasy VIII and Brave Exvius are about to merge for a glorious union of crossover action on the go.

Sephiroth, the original Jenova's Witness, is coming to Final Fantasy Brave Exvius. And buddy, he looks like one of the most powerful units to ever appear in that game.

Final Fantasy Brave Exvius is a reminder that if you build it, they will come. What is “it”? A damn fine game, that is happy to reward you with the definitive Final Fantasy mobile experience.