War Of The Visions: Final Fantasy Brave Exvius now has a new Lunar New Year event for you to play over the next few weeks. FinalFantasy SquareEnix WOTVFFBE
\nSquare Enix has released a new Lunar New Year event into War Of The Visions: Final Fantasy Brave Exvius this week. The team has added a number of events and activities, some of which will take you through the end of February, as you get to do some new year's things and even have a new crossover with Dragon Quest Tact. We got the details below as the update for the game is now live.
To commemorate this, all players will receive a limited-time Addison Rae Vision Card for free in their present box, simply by logging in. As a part of the ongoing collaboration with Addison Rae, players can now enjoy the following content:'\n\nNew Addison Rae Vision Card – All players can obtain the brand-new Addison Rae Vision Card 'Glamorous Camaraderie' simply by logging in, now until the end of the collaboration.
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