Mobius Final Fantasy vs Terra Monsters 3
Mobius Final Fantasy
Mobius Final Fantasy is a rather enjoyable spin-off from the legendary anime game franchise, Final Fantasy. Playable on both Android and iOS as well as on PC (Steam), the game features a fun yet tactically-infused, turn-based combat system with simple controls that perfectly suit the limitations of mobile devices. Newcomers will find this game a Final Fantasy game that's not only easy to get into in terms of its gameplay but also in terms of its storyline. As opposed to most of the standalone Final Fantasy games which have stories that are inextricably linked to one another, this game plops you into the shoes of the amnesiac protagonist who happens to be the prophesized "Hero of Light"... sounds rather cliche? Well, you're not wrong there. The story in this game can be a bit lackluster unfortunately.Thankfully, the gameplay pretty much makes up for the lacking story, allowing players something good to say about this game. So, if you're hoping to get more epic Final Fantasy story, Mobius Final Fantasy might not be the game you seek, but if you're more into an intense and unique gameplay, then you should really check this game out.
Terra Monsters 3
Terra Monsters 3 is a monster-catching and battling game that may resemble the popular Nintendo game franchise, Pokemon. Similar to the game format that similar genres use, in this game, you'll need to venture out into the world to find and capture as many strong Terra Monsters as you can, train them and then evolve them. You can also use your roster of Terra Monsters to battle rival players and NPCs alike.However, there are 2 things that make this game so much more astounding than its previous installments - fully 3D creature models and an open world for you to explore. Oh, and not to forget, the game supports previous generations of Terra Monsters, giving you the chance to capture Terra Monsters that you've loved.
In many ways, Terra Monsters 3 feels like a much improved Pokemon game; the sort that fans of the genre have always wished for - honestly, which Pokemon fan can confidently say that they have not wished for an open world, 3D pokemon game to be developed? The game can even be played offline!