Overview
- The mobile spinoff, which launched Tuesday, pits two three‑player teams against each other as they race to drop a shared boss first.
- Teams build Bravery Points by clearing enemy spawn sites and downing rivals, then trigger a short Bravery Burst that lets them actually damage the boss.
- The game opens with 10 playable characters and offers four starter choices, with more fighters and combat abilities unlocked through gacha pulls that favor paid spending.
- Previewers report fast, teamwork‑heavy matches, smooth touch controls, and bosses that fire large area‑of‑effect attacks, though views split on the modern‑Tokyo look and cosmetic grind.
- Square Enix says six more fighters will arrive within the first two months, a pace that will test this live‑service push after earlier mobile efforts like Opera Omnia ended in 2024.