WorthPlaying writes:
Bravely Default is basically Final Fantasy in everything but name. It has the same crystal-focused adventures, the same jobs, the same magic spells, and the same tone. Where it differs is that it adheres more to the SNES era of Final Fantasy than the more modern ones. As a result, it’s a nostalgic experience mixed with some modern touches. The combination worked great for the original Bravely Default and its sequel Bravely Second. Now the somewhat-confusingly named Bravely Default II aims to continue the trend. It mostly succeeds — at the cost of being unambitious.
