The original Final Fantasy XV released to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One last year and has shipped over 6 million copies worldwide, according to GamesBeat. The mobile game looks and plays a lot like other, similar "build and battle" mobile games, which makes sense given it was developed by Machine Zone, the same team behind free-to-play hits Game of War: Fire Age and Mobile Strike. Basically, players build a town to defend and then raid other players' towns, waiting for better defenses and weapons to upgrade while spending in-game currency to do so.

The game itself is confusing and chaotic right now, with tons of flashing objects and screen-obscuring ads to buy currency with real cash. It's possible, though, that the underlying mechanics (or subsequent updates) will prove solid enough to keep players coming back for more (and spending money). There are a ton of these types of games available for both Android and iOS; success is not guaranteed. Still, Final Fantasy is a powerful draw to gamers around the globe and could give this rather generic-looking mobile game a needed boost.