FInal Fantasy games dominated my childhood and I always vibed with the incredible OST of those games. Back in the early 2000's I would constantly listen to bruned CDs with a random assortment of them, or boot up a random FF on the PS1 just to afk in a zone and leave the music playing in the background while doing other stuff in my room. I've grown to like rhythm games a lot after discovering DDR and Stepmania, so Theatrhythm is basically THE most appealing game that could have ever released for me.

The first one was a nice distraction but seriously lacked content. Curtain Call fixed this slightly but still felt meh to play on a touchscreen because it would randomly refuse to register some inputs correctly. Final Bar Line is the ultimate revision that fixes every complain I had about the game, brought even more tracks from more obscure Square RPGs, and added tons of cool features such as online battles, coop play and extra difficulty settings.

By far my favorite rhythm game I've ever played.