New Stranger of Paradise Final Fantasy Origin demo lets you carry over progress to full game

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At long last, the release of Stranger of Paradise Final Fantasy Origin is almost upon us, and I’m delighted to announce that we’ve prepared a demo for everyone who’s been looking forward to launch on March 18!

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This demo will be available for PlayStation 4 as well as PlayStation 5. It allows you to play the first three stages from the beginning of the game, up to the Western Keep. You can also play the multiplayer mode with other people playing the demo. Additionally, save data can be carried over to the main game, so please feel free to give the demo a play as you await the release date.

Stranger of Paradise Final Fantasy Origin is an authentic action game unlike anything else in the Final Fantasy series to date, and with a villain as the protagonist, it also paints a darker world.

If you’ve played other Final Fantasy games, you might be a little unsure of this direction.

However, as you play the game, I’m sure you’ll feel for yourself that SOPFFO is unmistakably a Final Fantasy game – in the intricate story that Jack, the protagonist, follows, both tragic yet hopeful; in the dungeons that use past instalments of the Final Fantasy series as a motif; in the job system, and in many other aspects of the game.

If you progress through the main story at a good pace, you should be able to reach the end in about 40 hours of playtime. However, there are of course gameplay elements you can explore in greater depth. The job system, one of the iconic systems of the Final Fantasy series, has evolved into a form that can only be realised in an action game, with around 30 different jobs included. You can develop the jobs that best suit your playstyle, or you can elect to master them all – the choices are limitless.

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