Square Enix has finally released the full song of Ariana Grande for "Final Fantasy Brave Exvius". Aside from being an in-game playable character, the famous pop singer has lent her voice as well as one of her popular single to the said game. The new music video has been released just recently featuring more than just the song.
Ariana Grande has lent her popular song "Touch It" and remixed it to fit the grandiose and orchestral music style of the "Final Fantasy" franchise, wherein "Final Fantasy Brave Exvius" has despite being a mobile game application. The song noticeably has been added different kinds of strings and percussion to give off that signature feel that Square Enix is known for when pairing off great music with their great video games. The music video for "Final Fantasy Brave Exvius" remix of Ariana's "Touch It' featured a lot of the game's video game's main characters shown in their high definition forms while putting Ariana's character in the spotlight, revealing her costume and various awesome skills.
Ariana Grande has signed up with Square Enix recently to become a limited guest character in the popular mobile role-playing video game, "Final Fantasy Brave Exvius". She has been revealed to be named as Dangerous Ariana in the said game as a playable character that is garbed in her infamous sexy black bunny outfit, complete with long-ear headpiece. Aside from singing, Ariana becomes a badass femme fatale with her in-game skills set that allows her to attack not only with her charm but she can also unleash powerful spells that can inflict damage on multiple enemies, which is a very skill that any in-game party would have for an ally.
"Final Fantasy Brave Exvius" is a free to play role playing video game fit for mobile devices and it was released first in October 2015 in Japan and followed with a worldwide launch in June 2016. The said mobile game is a spinoff of the "Final Fantasy" game series and it the first collaboration between Square Enix, A-lim, and Gumi. The said mobile game has garnered positive reviews and has already been downloaded more than five million times as of January 2016.
