In total, the standard edition of Final Bar Line includes 385 playable songs. With Series Quests, you can select from a surprisingly lengthy list of Final Fantasy titles with an equally sizable assortment of music samples on offer for each game. Of these, Series Quests is where you’ll spend the bulk of your time. Theatrhythm Final Bar Line is divided up into three main sections including: Series Quests where you’ll relive classic titles by playing through an assortment of songs from those games, Music Stages where you’re free to replay songs you’ve unlocked as much as you like, and Multi Battle which adds a fun multiplayer component to the game. Regardless of whether you’re a Theatrhyhm fan, Final Fantasy fan, or rhythm game fanatic, there’s a lot to love in Final Bar Line. The end result of this culmination of Theatrhythm greatness is a comprehensive, top tier title that comes packed with a surprising amount of content for both Final Fantasy and rhythm game fans alike. Not only does Theatrhythm Final Bar Line take what its predecessors did in offering a smorgasbord of Final Fantasy music accompanied by approachable rhythm mechanics, it adds to it exponentially. Since then, the series has sat on Square Enix’s digital shelf gathering dust (metaphorically speaking) until the surprise announcement of Theatrhythm Final Bar Line back in 2022. Following the release of Theatrhythm Final Fantasy, a number of sequels were seen including Curtain Call in 2014 and a Dragon Quest spin-off in 2015, along with an arcade title called All-Star Carnival in 2016.
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy is a rhythm game series with an interesting history that began in 2012 with its first iteration for Nintendo 3DS and iOS.
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