History VideoGame / FinalFantasyRecordKeeper

** Terra and Linoa can use every black magic spell of the game and have among the best intelligence score, making them formidable black mages.

* {{Microtransactions}}: The players can buy gems which he can use to increase inventory space, refill the stamina meter, try his chance at the gatcha or repeat a battle in which he was defeated (with all his characters and abilities refreshed). Mythril shares the same purpose, but is handed for free by the game, being unlocked as a reward from completing dungeons or as a weekly gift.

* SummonMagic: The player can craft abilities allowing him to summon the usual eons and espers of the series, including the usual Ifrit/Ramuh/Shiva trio, Bahamut, but also the Mist Dragon (Final Fantasy IV) and Syldra (Final Fantasy V). The Summoner can be unlocked as a playable character, though the best summon magic user is Rydia from Final Fantasy IV (who, oddly enough, joins as her younger self instead of her adult self).
** Naturally, their Soul Breaks are also Summons.

* UselessUsefulSpell: Some of the Limit Breaks could be considered this, mainly those of the Core characters. Both of Knight's Limit Breaks, for instance, buffs defense... and ''only his'' defense.
** Some are also only useful against multiple enemies and therefore fall into this against most bosses.

* LuckBasedMission: This being a {{Freemium}} game, there is a gotcha prize machine for rare equipment that is based on chance.

* BossBonanza: The end of the 'To Slay a Sorceress' FFVIII event, you have to fight three bosses in a row. Unsurprisingly, this is considered a difficult level - good luck trying to master it on elite.
** Just two now, at least on normal. Still tricky to master, given the LuckBasedMission nature of getting slow to stick on one of the bosses for a score bonus.

The game is separated into worlds representing each Final Fantasy game, which is then divided into portraits that represent an area or dungeon in each game, and overall [[AdaptationDistillation acts as a summary for each game]]. The characters include "core" characters, who are generic classes, as well as named characters from each game.

** Terra and Linoa can use every black magic spells of the game and have among the best intelligence score, making them formidable black mages.

* BribingYourWayToVictory: You can spend money to buy gems, which are used to increase inventory space and, most of all, try your chance at the gatcha in order to get better equipment.

* TheGenericGuy: The 'Core' classes are pretty much job archetypes from the series, with the exception of Tyro. Story characters from other main titles are usually way more powerful, with better weapons, armors and abilities selection, not to mention better stats.

* InfinityMinusOneSword: Thanks to the synergy system, any weapon can become this when used in its corresponding realm. That measly little rank one Dagger from Final Fantasy IX with an attack score of 4 (20 when fully augmented at 3 stars)? Watch as its attack power skyrockets to 74 when used in Final Fantasy IX world!

** On the one hand, Tyro can equip absolutly every equipment or ability of the game. On the other hand, his stats are so mediocre that more often than not players only use him as a healer/support until they unlock better characters. He becomes more useful if you manage to get one of his unique 5 stars Grimoire though: his Healing Grimoire modifies his Soul Break to a healing move on everyone of your party, and his Sentinel Grimoire casts a very powerful shield buff reducing physical and magical damages by 60%.
** Gordon initially looks like to be an enhanced [[TheRedMage red mage]], being able to cast both white and black magic (rank 3), and use all Support abilities. However, unlike the red mage, he can't use rods, preventing him to become a good black magic user.

** The TropeNamer is one of the core class character the player can use, and has access to a lot of weapons, allowing him to fit any role, though being a core class character leaves him rather weak compared to others.

* StandardStatusEffects: The usual Poison, Blind, Paralyze, etc. status can be applied by both your characters and the enemies. However, they avert the usual UselessUsefulSpell the series is known for: a lot of bosses are weak to a couple of status effects, including the very useful Paralyze (making some abilities like Intimidate ''very'' useful), and almost of all them are susceptible to Slow. The game actually encourages players to use status against some bosses to get a Mastery ranking (which can turn the battle into a drag if the player is unlucky and his attacks doesn't activate the desired status, forcing him to SaveScumming).

** The White Mage is one of the first character the player can recruit. His Soul Break heals the whole party, making him very useful early on.

** Some Limit Breaks are locked to special equipment that's exclusive to one character and allows you to change the Soul Break for that character on top of the great stats the equipment gives. [[LuckBasedMission Good luck rolling them though.]]

* BossBonanza:
** The end of the 'To Slay a Sorceress' FFVIII event, you have to fight three bosses in a row. Unsurprisingly, this is considered a difficult level - good luck trying to master it on elite.

** The end of the 'To Slay a Sorceress' FFVIII event, you have to fight three bosses in a row.

** The TropeNamer is one of the core character class the player can use, and has access to a lot of weapons, allowing him to fit any role, though being a core class character leaves him rather weak compared to others.

** Terra and Linoa can use every black magic spells of the game and have among the best intelligence stat of the game, making them formidable black mages.

* MasterOfNone: On the one hand, Tyro can equip absolutly every equipment or ability of the game. On the other hand, his stats are so mediocre that more often than not players only use him as a healer/support until they unlock better characters. He becomes more useful if you manage to get one of his unique 5 stars Grimoire though: his Healing Grimoire modifies his Soul Break to a healing move on everyone of your party, and his Sentinel Grimoire casts a very powerful shield buff reducing physical and magical damages by 60%.

* VillainProtagonist: Sephiroth, who is, so far, the only playable villain character.

* SquishyWizard: All the mage characters fall under this, and should be kept in the back row for that reason.

* ElementalRockPaperScissors: Sometimes this is encouraged to achieve a 'Mastery' ranking for a level.
* TheGenericGuy: The 'Core' classes are pretty much job archetypes from the series, with the exception of Tyro.

* SquishyWizard: All the mage characters fall under this.

* SquishyWizard: All the mage characters fall under this.