Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift 2007

Is it still worth playing?

Square Enix's 2007 tactical role playing game for the Nintendo DS, a sequel to Final Fantasy Tactics Advance and part of the Ivalice Alliance, released in Japan in 2007 and in the West in 2008. A young man named Luso Clemens is pulled through a magical book into the world of Ivalice. You command a party from his clan, Clan Gully, in turn based battles on isometric 3D grids under a fixed camera, where each unit's turn is set by its Agility. Between battles, Ivalice opens in sections as the story goes on, and units outside the active party can be sent on training missions to grow or finish side quests. Clan quests cost a currency of their own, Clan Points, and come with optional handicaps: the more you take, the bigger the reward. Handicaps you choose for bigger rewards still let you set your own difficulty today.