If you, like me, have been won over by the gameplay and characters shown from World of Final Fantasy, you might be interested in one of the special editions recently announced.

First up, the World of Final Fantasy Collector’s Edition, available only for the PlayStation 4 version of the game, includes:

• World of Final Fantasy
• A pop-up book that doubles as the box for all the CE content
• An 80-page hardcover art book
• A 20-song soundtrack CD
• Mini figurines of chibi Cloud, Lightning, and Squall
• Digital content: a Sephiroth summon, Red Bonnetberry mirage, White Chocobo mirage, Glow Moogle mirage, and a Japanese voice-over option

The Collector’s Edition costs $120 and is exclusive to the Square Enix Online Store.

If you aren’t interested in the Collector’s Edition, the Limited Edition might interest you more.

The World of Final Fantasy Limited Edition, also available only for the PS4 version^*, includes:

• World of Final Fantasy (in special packaging)
• A 24-page art book
• The digital content (a Sephiroth summon, Red Bonnetberry mirage, White Chocobo mirage, Glow Moogle mirage, and a Japanese voice-over option)

It costs $60 and will be sold at retailers, including Amazon.

*Note: Some announcements said the LE would be available for the Vita as well, but this version has yet to surface at retailers, even Square Enix’s own store.

Finally, if you miss out on the Limited Edition or want the PS Vita version, there is a Day One Edition.

The World of Final Fantasy Day One Edition is simple. It includes:

• World of Final Fantasy
• The digital content (a Sephiroth summon, Red Bonnetberry mirage, White Chocobo mirage, Glow Moogle mirage, and a Japanese voice-over option)

All copies should be the Day One Edition until they run out, so right now it’s available everywhere and costs $60 on PS4 and $40 on Vita.

Why is Japanese audio included as DLC? Why does the Limited Edition cost the same as the Day One Edition? No idea. But if you’re interested in World of Final Fantasy, you now have a variety of options.

Here’s a new trailer to help you decide.

What do you think of World of Final Fantasy and its special editions? Chibi characters and cuteness aside, will it truly be an epic Final Fantasy adventure? Share your thoughts in the comments.

While Final Fantasy XV gets most of the attention, World of Final Fantasy is the other upcoming Final Fantasy game, a turn-based RPG for the PlayStation 4 and Vita.

A year ago, after it was shown at Sony’s E3 2015 show, I wasn’t sure what it was about.

Was it a story-driven RPG? A cute little game mainly concerned with being cute?

Would it be an epic turn-based RPG, or another sign Square Enix thinks “epic” and “turn-based” are contradictory?

I’m still not entirely sure, although the trailer shown at TGS 2015 helped.

In an interview with Kotaku, the director said it would have the “volume of a story” found in Final Fantasy VI, VII, and VIII. That’s great, but I can’t help but be a little skeptical when I see this cute world filled with chibi versions of past Final Fantasy characters…

Nevertheless, Square Enix has released new details and screenshots, so let’s talk about one of our favorite things: the villains!

Dark Knight Brendires

The guy pictured up above is Dark Knight Brendires. “Dark Knight” is probably his class, since he’s the king in charge of the Bahamut Army. In traditional villain fashion, he plans to take over the world.

He has a cool design, so I’m interested in learning more about him despite his vague motivations.

Seguriwades

Seguriwades is the Bahamut Army’s staff officer, responsible for developing their strategies.

He and Brendires will create a “vortex of chaos” in the world, which is here called Grymoire although it’s previously been written as Grimoire.

I’d like to get a better look at him. I also hope they have some more allies… maybe a mad scientist?

Ahem.

Other Characters

The new information also revealed a mysterious Masked Woman who seems helpful but might not be, the Bahamut Soldier enemies, chibi Vivi from Final Fantasy IX, new saver summons (used by Yuna, Cloud, the Warrior of Light, and Lightning), and three Mirages (Odin, Undead Princess, and Descal).

I’m still not entirely sure what World of Final Fantasy is.

But hey, Brendires and Seguriwades look interesting, so maybe this really will be a return to both Final Fantasy’s gameplay and storytelling of old.