The future of the Final Fantasy franchise looks bright as we get closer to the 2027 release of Final Fantasy 7 Revelation, but one game in the series is officially being shut down on October 6 and will be completely unplayable. You might want to say goodbye while you still can. In the past, mobile or live-service games like Final Fantasy Record Keeper, Final Fantasy All The Bravest, and Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia have all been quietly taken out back by Square Enix and sent to live on the proverbial farm.
Now, Final Fantasy 7 Ever Crisis is being put out to pasture. The game was officially delisted back in July this year, but those who previously picked up the game could still play it. However, the mobile spinoff will come to a complete end on October 6, making it unplayable for everyone, everywhere. Aren't live-service games great?
For those that might not be aware, Ever Crisis is (or was) a free-to-play mobile game released in 2023 and has worked through the entire story of Final Fantasy 7 via updates and in-game events. The game offers a retelling of the events of the original 1998 game, as...
