Unofficial field guide

Final Fantasy
Resonance

Your first chapter.
Your next good decision.

Square Enix’s HD-2D, turn-based RPG arrives October 22, 2026. The full game is not out yet; its free Chapter 1 demo is playable now.[1]

Switch · Switch 2 · PS5 · Xbox Series X|S · PC

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An airship flying over the islands and blue sea of Lapis
Official screenshot © Square Enix / LANCARSE
A journey through Lapis
DEMO AVAILABLEFULL RELEASE · OCT 22CHECKED · OCT 20, 2026
01

Start your adventure

A chapter you can play now.

Rain and his companions beside a road in the countryside
Official screenshot © Square Enix / LANCARSE

The demo includes the opening chapter, with save carryover promised for the full game.[1] Follow the story route first; optional training can wait until you know what you want to unlock.

Chapter 1 route & preparation →

Need the demo? Use Steam’s official Download Demo section (external site, opens a new tab) on PC, or find the demo listing in your console’s store. Do not download an unofficial installer. Cross-platform transfer and achievement backfill are not confirmed here.

02

Build a purposeful party

Know what you are training for.

03

Before you buy

Make room for the right adventure.

04

The essentials · October 20, 2026

Release notes for your journey.

FULL GAME
October 22, 2026

Steam’s English listing shows this date; the Japanese official site lists Steam as October 23.[2][3]

PLATFORMS
Console & PC

Switch, Switch 2, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Steam and Xbox on PC.[1] No PS4 or mobile version is confirmed in these listings.

EDITIONS & PRICE
Standard / Digital Deluxe

The US-priced Steam view shows $49.99 / $59.99. Regional prices and retail stock vary.[2]

PLAY & LANGUAGE
Single-player

Steam lists English/Japanese audio; English, French, German, Spanish, Simplified/Traditional Chinese, Japanese and Korean text.[2]

A new take on a familiar story

Resonance rebuilds the first story arc of Brave Exvius as a console and PC RPG, rather than simply porting that mobile game.[1] Its turn order, stagger timing and equippable Visions are worth learning before planning a build.[4]

Rain, Lasswell and Fina

The party’s adventure is distinct from the legacy heroes represented by Visions. Use the current official character page (external site, opens a new tab) for announced cast information.

Reviews and current scores

We have not assigned a review score or verified a current review average. Our demo comparison is attributed to the writers who played it; it does not rate the full campaign.

See the official demo trailer

Square Enix on YouTube (external site, opens a new tab) opens on request. No video player or tracking embed loads on this page.

PC notes

Check your machine before downloading.

Steam requirementMinimumRecommended
SystemWindows 11 · 8 GB RAM · DirectX 12Windows 11 · 8 GB RAM · DirectX 12
CPURyzen 3 2300X / Core i3-8100Ryzen 5 2500X / Core i3-8100
GPURX 6400 / Arc A580 / GTX 1650RX 5500 XT / Arc A580 / GTX 1650
Storage / target15 GB · 1080p/30, Low15 GB · 1080p/60, Highest

Store targets, not results measured by this site.[2] The PC disclosure lists Denuvo and internet access for licence verification; it does not establish a requirement to stay online throughout play.[5]

When the full game arrives, these guides will be checked against the release build.

Sources & verification

  1. Square Enix Press Hub (external site, opens a new tab)September 3, 2026: demo scope and supported platforms.
  2. Steam (external site, opens a new tab)Store facts, editions and PC requirements; checked October 20, 2026.
  3. Square Enix Japan (external site, opens a new tab)Japanese platform dates and regional bonus terms; checked October 20, 2026.
  4. PlayStation Blog (external site, opens a new tab)Square Enix, September 3, 2026: combat and Vision systems.
  5. Square Enix PC disclosure (external site, opens a new tab)June 9, 2026: Denuvo and licence-verification conditions.
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