Final Fantasy Resonance has received its first review score ahead of its October 22 launch, earning 36/40 from Famitsu, with the main story reportedly taking 20–30 hours to complete.
Square Enix’s upcoming HD-2D RPG, Final Fantasy Resonance, is off to a promising start ahead of its release next week.
Japanese gaming publication Famitsu has published the game’s first reported review, awarding it an impressive 36/40.
All four reviewers gave the game a score of 9/10, suggesting a consistently positive reception from the publication’s review panel.
How Long Is Final Fantasy Resonance?
According to Japanese gaming commentator Genki, Famitsu also provided estimates for the game’s overall length.
- Main story: Approximately 20–30 hours
- 100% completion: Approximately 70 hours
- Famitsu review score: 36/40 (9/9/9/9)
These estimates suggest that players focusing on the main campaign can expect a relatively compact RPG experience, while completionists will have considerably more content to explore.
The difference between the main story and full completion also indicates a substantial amount of optional content, although specific activities were not detailed in the report.
Final Fantasy Resonance Releases October 22
Final Fantasy Resonance is scheduled to launch on October 22, 2026, bringing Square Enix’s HD-2D visual style to another RPG adventure.
While Famitsu’s early review provides a positive first impression, broader critical reception will become clearer as additional reviews are published.
For now, the reported 36/40 score and 70-hour completion estimate offer an encouraging early look at the upcoming release.
