While it’s nice that Chocobo GP does have a story mode, it’s a shame that its dialogue really isn’t worth paying attention to.
Though some are simply unlocked by purchasing them from the in-game shop, requiring you to part with your heard-earned tickets. It’s then up to you to complete objectives in order to not only progress, but also unlock new playable characters along the way. Story mode will have you watching (or perhaps skipping) story scenes before setting up races in each of the game’s locales. Though you’ll have to work to unlock Chocobo GP‘s large cast of playable characters. Aside from the titular Chocobo, there are characters such as Cid, Vivi and Steiner to take control of, as well as summons such as Shiva, Ifrit and Ramuh.
And as you ‘d expect, it doesn’t make for the best experience.Įssentially a follow-up to Chocobo Racing, Chocobo GP lets players race as and against a variety of Final Fantasy characters across numerous tracks inspired by the franchise. Especially so in Chocobo GP, where victory often feels more down to the throw of a die than your on-track performance. When it comes to kart racing games, however, much of that is thrown out of the window. Consistency is key, as well as following the racing line and quickly reacting to factors outside of your control. When it comes to the racing genre, success is generally down to skill.
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