About Grandshelt
About
Grandshelt is an independent guide to Final Fantasy Resonance, run by Rai Ansar, a web developer in Pakistan who builds small, single-purpose reference sites. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Square Enix. The name comes from the game's Kingdom of Grandshelt.
Why it exists
Before a game launches, facts about it end up scattered across trailers, press releases, store pages and discussion threads, mixed with guesses and datamines. This site uses only material published by Square Enix and the Steam, PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo stores, lists the official sources on every page, and says plainly when something has not been announced.
How pages are made
- Sources. Game facts come from Square Enix's official website, press releases, support articles and online store, the PlayStation.Blog post written by Square Enix, and the store listings on Steam, PlayStation Store, Microsoft Store and Nintendo eShop. Each page lists its sources and the date they were checked.
- Our own work. The release-time conversions, the cross-store price comparison, the download-time estimates and the bonus deadline in local times are our own work, based on those sourced figures. Each is labelled where it appears.
- Other guides. We read other guides in search results to see which questions they answer and what they leave out.
- Checks. Before publishing, a script checks the store and Square Enix pages and compares their figures with those on this site.
- Not played yet. We did not play the demo or the full game while preparing these pages, and nothing here claims hands-on testing. Any in-game data we add later will say which version and platform it came from.
- Dates. A page's "checked on" date changes only when its facts are re-checked.
Images and Square Enix's content
Square Enix publishes material-use guidelines for some games, but we found none for Final Fantasy Resonance, and Square Enix's Western material usage policy excludes Final Fantasy titles. Because we do not have permission, this site uses no Square Enix artwork, logos, screenshots, trailers or music. Facts are restated in our own words, with short quotes where the exact wording matters, and every page links to the original. Tables and layouts are our own.
The pixel art (the crystal, airship, cursor, the four adventurers and the icons), the launch-clock map and the demo flowchart were drawn for this site. The adventurers are generic job-class figures, not the game's characters. The map's coastlines come from Natural Earth, which is public domain. The voice actors' photos on the characters page come from Wikimedia Commons under CC BY or CC BY-SA licences, with the photographer, licence and a link to the original under each one. Where no freely licensed photo exists, we show the actor's initials instead.
Money
The site has no ads or sponsorships. As an Amazon Associate, Grandshelt earns from qualifying purchases: it has one affiliate link type, to the physical PS5, Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 editions on Amazon, shown on the editions page, the home page and some guide pages, marked with a visible disclosure and a sponsored link attribute, at no extra cost to you. We do not control Amazon's prices or stock; check the listing before you buy.
Corrections
If something is wrong or out of date, email hello@grandshelt.com with the page address and the official source that shows the correct fact. See the contact page.
Last checked 22 October 2026.
Sources
Each source was opened and checked on 22 October 2026.
- Square Enix, Square Enix West Material Usage Policy: does not apply to Final Fantasy games except Final Fantasy XVI