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How battles work in Final Fantasy Resonance: the turn-order timeline, stagger mechanics, party size, encounter design, difficulty modes, and the developers' stated influences.
How abilities work in Final Fantasy Resonance: learning skills from equipped Visions, mixing them across visions within a cost limit, Mastery Ranks, and the Mastery Ring.

Resonance Attacks are vision-specific ultimates unlocked by sweeping staggers in Final Fantasy Resonance. Trigger rules, effect types, Healing Wind, and the cinematic presentation.

Espers are the summons of Final Fantasy Resonance: how the three-turn summon structure works, Siren and Ramuh's kits, and Bahamut's unconfirmed status as a summon.

Rules for the Stagger Gauge in Final Fantasy Resonance: how enemies become staggered, the bonus phase, sweeping staggers, and the Japanese Break terminology.
Final Fantasy Resonance includes around 30 to 40 side quests, mostly character-focused, with character-specific rewards and ties to vision and esper unlocks.

The optional layer of Final Fantasy Resonance: Gilgamesh, the Colosseum, the Chamber of Arms, Ultima Weapon, superboss-class enemies, weapon empowerment, and playtime estimates.
The Twelve Legendary Arms are Final Fantasy Resonance's strongest weapons and armor, each sealed around the world with a monstrosity guarding it and a hint waiting in the Chamber of Arms.
The Colosseum is high-difficulty optional content in Final Fantasy Resonance, fought in escalating leagues that unlock as you clear them.
Minigames in Final Fantasy Resonance are town-based diversions with rewards, including a jump rope timing test and Mog Tag.