This makes sense too, seeing as Curtain Call is a rhythm game first and foremost and one packed full of content as well. This means-to-an-end approach shouldn’t be looked upon with any kind of disdain, however, as this is a title that puts gameplay above all else. Thus, the synopsis of a world without music needing restored through the collection of musical notes called Rhythmia is strictly doled out for the sake of giving some semblance of a narrative construct for all the Final Fantasy characters to gather under one roof. In fact, outside of the introductory cutscene, the concept of story is practically non-existent. But is that enough to entice returning players and newcomers alike?įolks looking for a story in Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call should immediately look elsewhere for that need, because this title, while bearing the famed RPG moniker, offers very little in the way of a true plot. With this kind of positioning, Curtain Call brings to the table a list of new options in addition to the refinement of old ones, providing an experience that feels both new and nostalgic. Think of Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call as something between a sequel to and definitive version of 2012’s 3DS classic, Theatrhythm Final Fantasy.
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