Urban Fantasy

Midgar - Final Fantasy VII (In Development)

Jgius

Midgar from Final Fantasy VII, a dystopian city dominated by the Shinra Corporation.

Author's Note: Experience Midgar from Final Fantasy VII (mixing the 1997' and the Ramake version). Because of the city's verticality, this version of Midgar is structured very differently from what you would see in the official games, like how slums were positioned on the sides of the sectors, to create distance between the plates and the underground areas. Another key factor of structural changes is the map editor of Friends & Fables, it only supports rectangles, making it impossible to create actual "sectors" in a triangular shape. Big buildings are actually "areas", providing more complexity with their inner structure, for example with "Shinra's Headquarters" it was possible to make a complex series of rooms, labs and key areas. Even though the world editor is full of interesting settings and tools, adapting the world of Final Fantasy 7 to a world of Friends & Fables is not an easy task, for example, it's impossible to use just one "currency", forcing us to add Gold, Silver and Copper Gilds, which don't exist in the official world. In this version of Midgar, you can visit every place that you would play in Final Fantasy 7 and in addition to that you can visit places that were only mentioned in the official games.

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Corneo Colosseum

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(-100, -39)

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Corneo Colosseum is a grand building in the style of Japanese architecture, with large statues located both outside and within its reception. The building hosts major tournaments such as the Corneo Cup as rare events, and in-between, smaller matches take place, with a variety of competitors. There is a vendor that sells both commemorative clothing merchandise and explosive stuffed animals. The Japanese aesthetic is consistent inside the building. In the reception, patterns are engraved in gold on the walls, ink paintings hung on posters, and kanji symbols written on doors. The Colosseum arena itself is located deep underground. Several large gold statues of warriors and dragons surround the central arena, and a large screen gives information on competitors for the audience watching from the podiums. Backstage, the area is less inviting, with a few undecorated concrete rooms for challengers to rest in between matches.