Or, for the more imaginative, the publisher who likes to suggest parallel or alternate game worlds.
Yet that name exists for more than to simply distinguish it as a unique property.
In fact it likely owes it its very existence.
YetBravely Defaultbears more poignant clues.
The alliterative clue of Flying Fairys FF is a smart little nod to the games inheritance.
Finding more connections we come to the team and Atihiko Yoshida, a veteran of Square Enix art departments.
Also returned forBravelywas Tomoya Asano as Producer, having held that role while also contributing to writing duties forT4HoL.
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In fact much of the familiarity ofBravely Defaultmay appear in such parallelism and half-links.
The world inhabited, the systems used and the style of story inBravelyare quite faithful toThe 4 Heroes formula.
And there seems to be more than a hint of welcoming back.
Bravely Defaultis set in the world of Luxendarc, the land of light and shadow.
But in doing so they came up against some fairly powerful bosses.
To name a quartet: Beelzebub, Lucifer, Asmodeus and Mammon.
Turn-based, jobs are still the driving force behind the jot down of attacks party members can unleash.
All of this is while staying fairly true to the feel ofT4HoL.
In fact its entirely likely that even more parallels can be drawn betweenBravely Defaultand its sister from another mister.
But with this publisher, you may need to play it to truly find out.
