The game is divided into different countries, none of which look similar to each other.

A 2ch user decided to compare them, not based on either game’s story or gameplay – just on each game’s core features listed on the back of the box.

On top of staples such as Knight, Bard, White Mage, and Black Mage, Four Warriors of Light: Final Fantasy Gaiden, has crowns based on several other classes. Let’s take a look at them.

Since July, we’ve known Four Warriors of Light: Final Fantasy Gaiden had a four player mode. Back then it could have been for anything, even Bahamut Bowling.

Square Enix’s Tokyo Game Show trailer for The Four Warriors of Light: Final Fantasy Gaiden briefly introduces Brand, Unita, Aire — the three characters from Horun and Jusqua before heading into a combat montage.

Tokyo Game Show is right around the corner. At the event, Square Enix plans to showcase a ton of Final Fantasy and unveil a playable build of Front Mission Evolved to the public.

Square Enix finally revealed details about Final Fantasy Gaiden: The Four Light Warriors’ battle system, which gets rid of a RPG tradition. Players don’t have to worry about magic points or carrying ethers in this game.

Square Enix’s newest branch on the Final Fantasy tree, The Four Warriors of Light, will come out in Japan on October 29.

Final Fantasy Gaiden: The Four Light Warriors introduces the crown system, which is said to be like the job system from other Final Fantasy games. The abilities you have in battle are determined by your headgear.

It feels like the purpose behind Four Warriors of Light is to create an RPG that is more about the journey than about the end. About traveling to new places and discovering different cultures rather than uncovering some deep-rooted mystery.

Final Fantasy Gaiden: The Four Light Warriors is supposed to be a throwback to the past with a simple system compared to today’s RPGs. Combat looks that way, but exploring the world does not. Towns in Final Fantasy Gaiden are like mini-mazes.

The official site for The Four Warriors of Light: Final Fantasy Gaiden reveals the upcoming DS RPG has a four player mode. Unfortunately, Square Enix is keeping it under wraps.

Ahh Jump, I knew we could count on either you or Famitsu to let the cat out of the bag before the teaser site. What fun is a countdown without leaks anyway?