Square Enix have announced that when Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles is released, those who want to test out the game, will be able to download the Lite version, giving them access to three of the games dungeons to explore.

There are no restrictions on how often you can play it, plus you can join up with anyone else in the Lite version and play through those three dungeons as well. The best part is, that if someone else owns a full copy of the game, you can join to their session and play through all of the dungeons, no full game required.

All you need is someone to who the game, platform does not matter and then you and if you want, two more players, to own the Lite version, again, platform does not matter and you can enjoy the game.

With the game coming to Switch, PlayStation 4, iOS and Android, there are plenty of people to play with, thanks to cross-play being supported. On the consoles, there will be a special Lite branded option of the game, for mobile, the regular listing will be the lite version, but players can buy the full release in app.

Of course, as a remaster, there are more things to discover in the game, here are just a few:

• Quick Chat – new tactical commands to give easy text-based instructions to teammates during online multiplayer play.

• Magic Timer – a new Timer mechanic, helping players to synchronise and combine their magical attacks to unleash more powerful abilities.

• UI Improvements – Increases to material capacity limits allow for more trouble-free adventures and a mini-map has been added to the game’s UI ensuring players always have a tactical understanding of their environments.

• Additional Difficulty Modes – after finishing the main scenario, high difficulty dungeons will be available for daring adventurers to explore, including the Mine of Cathuriges which will include powerful enemies and new challenges alike. These challenging post-game dungeons are exclusive to the full release of Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition.

• Updated Soundtrack – over 50 musical tracks have been newly-composed especially for Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition by the original game’s composer, Kumi Tanioka, including newly-recorded versions of the beloved theme songs Sound of the Wind and Starry Moonlit Night.