Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call is Square Enix's rhythm-action follow-up to the original Theatrhythm, and this bundle gives you the base CIA plus the downloadable content for both the EUR and USA regions. If you keep a modded Nintendo 3DS around and you already know your way around FBI, DevMenu, or BigBlueMenu, this is the package you want: one music game, two regions, and the add-on tracks wrapped in the same release.
The game released on December 16, 2014, and it is built for players who grew up humming Nobuo Uematsu's battle themes. You tap, slide, and hold to the beat across a library of Final Fantasy music, and you build a party of series heroes as you go. The file here is a CIA build with multi-language support, so you can install it on a console set to either region.
Technical Specifications
Télécharger Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call + DLC 3DS CIA Gratuit pour PC ) » Zipertogames is a Nintendo Switch game for Windows. This tested release includes Curtain Call + DLC bundle (estimated build; release date December 16, 2014) with an estimated download size of 513MB. Provided in clean NSP/XCI format, verified working on genuine custom firmware (Atmosphere) and PC emulators (Ryujinx/Sudachi).
| Version | Curtain Call + DLC bundle (estimated build; original release December 16, 2014) |
| File Size | 513MB (DLC packs; base game linked separately) |
| OS | Windows (for handling files; game runs on Nintendo 3DS with custom firmware) |
| Category | Music / Rhythm Action |
| License | Free |
| Developer | Berry (uploader); game by Square Enix |
What Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call Actually Is
Curtain Call is a sequel in the truest sense. It takes the note-chart rhythm system from the first Theatrhythm and expands the track list, the character roster, and the modes. You play through a series of Final Fantasy songs, and each song drops notes in three flavors: tap notes you hit on the beat, hold notes you press and keep down, and slide notes you drag along an arrow. The timing window is forgiving enough for newcomers but tight enough that a full-chain clear on a high-difficulty chart takes real practice.
Between songs, you build a party from the Final Fantasy cast. Characters level up, learn abilities, and carry stat boosts into the field-music stages and battle-music stages. There are also event-music stages where the chart plays out over cinematic scenes, which is where the game leans hardest into nostalgia. If you have played any entry in the series, the music will land immediately.
Modes and Structure
The main progression runs through a series of themed stages, and clearing them unlocks more tracks and more characters. Beyond that, you get a versus-style mode for local play, a chaos shrine mode built for endless challenge runs, and a quest mode that pits your party against monster encounters tied to song performance. The DLC adds extra tracks on top of the base set, and this bundle includes both the EUR and USA DLC archives so your region matches your console.
Who It Is For
You will get the most out of this if you already own a 3DS with custom firmware and you are comfortable installing CIA files. It is a great fit for Final Fantasy fans who want a portable rhythm game with a deep track list. It is a poor fit for anyone expecting a plug-and-play PC game, because this is a console ROM package, not a Windows executable.
Key Features
- Rhythm-action gameplay built on tap, hold, and slide notes across a large Final Fantasy music library.
- Party-building system with series characters who level up and learn abilities.
- Field, battle, and event music stage types with distinct chart styles.
- Multiple modes, including quest-style encounters and a challenge-focused shrine mode.
- DLC track packs bundled for both EUR and USA regions.
- Multi-language support across the EUR/USA release.
- CIA format, installable with FBI, DevMenu, or BigBlueMenu on custom firmware.
Pros & Cons
- Pros: Huge track list that rewards series fans; clear rhythm mechanics that scale from easy to expert; party progression adds a light RPG layer; both region DLC packs included in one place; CIA installs cleanly on modded consoles.
- Cons: Requires a 3DS with custom firmware, so it is not for stock consoles; the base game is a separate download from the DLC archives; the 513MB DLC size is per region, so you only need one; the game is a 2014 release, so expect the visual style of that era.
Installation Guidance
The input for this release specifies the install path directly: place the .CIA file properly on your BigSD Card, then install it with DevMenu or BigBlueMenu, or with FBI. Match the DLC region to the base game region you install. If you grab the EUR DLC, use the EUR base CIA; if you grab the USA DLC, use the USA base CIA. Mixing regions is the most common reason a DLC pack does not show up in-game.
For extracting the RAR archives, use WinRAR or 7zip. Keep your archiver updated, because older versions sometimes prompt for a password on archives that do not have one. There is no password on any game file in this release.
Download Links
Base Game:
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call (EUR/USA) CIA
DLC Links: EUR (513MB) | USA (513MB)
EUR -> MegaUp | LetsUpload | MediaFire | 1Fichier
USA -> MegaUp | LetsUpload | MediaFire | 1Fichier
Trust and Version Notes
This listing has been maintained since its original posting on May 30, 2019, and the mirrors above are the live set. The release date of the game itself is December 16, 2014, so there is no newer patch cycle to chase; what you are downloading is a fixed CIA build plus its DLC archives. The uploader credit is Berry, while the game itself is developed and published by Square Enix. Because this is a console ROM package, treat the download as a file-transfer step and verify the archive extracts fully before you copy anything to your SD card.
Do not expect a malware scan claim here, because none is provided in the source material. What you can do is verify your own downloads: check that the RAR extracts without a CRC error, confirm the .cia file lands on the SD card at the expected size, and install with a tool you trust. If a mirror is dead or a file is missing, use the reupload request page rather than hunting for a random third-party copy.
Playing on PC
Decrypted ROMs from this release are playable on PC with the Citra 3DS Emulator. That gives you a keyboard or gamepad option if you do not want to hold a handheld, though rhythm games are timing-sensitive and the emulator's input latency will affect your accuracy. If you want a Final Fantasy-adjacent RPG to pair with this, take a look at Final Fantasy Resonance Switch NSP [DLC/Update] (eShop) [US/AS] [Full Game] for a different take on the same franchise.
Notes
- Do I need to download all the parts? Yes, for the archive you choose.
- For help extracting multi-part RAR files, check the FAQ section before asking in the comments.
- Update your WinRAR software; old versions sometimes ask for passwords.
- There is no password on any game file in this release.
- If a RAR shows as damaged or you get a RAR CRC error, re-download it.
- For broken, missing, or dead links, use the reupload request page.
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Frequently Asked Questions & Setup Guide
Q: Is Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call + DLC 3DS (EUR/USA) CIA completely free?
The download itself is offered free on this page. The game is a commercial Square Enix title, so if you enjoy it, buying a legitimate copy supports the developers.
Q: How do I install the CIA file?
Place the .CIA file properly on your BigSD Card, then install it with FBI, DevMenu, or BigBlueMenu on a Nintendo 3DS running custom firmware. Make sure the DLC region matches the base game region you install.
Q: Do I need both the EUR and USA DLC files?
No. Each DLC archive is 513MB and region-specific. Download only the one that matches your base game and console region.
Q: Why is the base game a separate download?
This listing bundles the DLC archives, and the base game CIA is linked on its own page. You need both the base game and the matching DLC to get the full track set.
Q: Can I play it on PC?
Decrypted ROMs from this release are playable on PC with the Citra 3DS Emulator, though input latency can affect rhythm timing accuracy.
Q: What if the RAR file is damaged or a link is dead?
Re-download the archive if you get a RAR CRC error. For broken or missing links, submit a request through the reupload page.
