What is considered the best Final Fantasy game?

1. Final Fantasy VI. Far and away the best mainline Final Fantasy game, 1994's Final Fantasy VI is an absolute triumph in every sense. Originally released in North America as Final Fantasy 3 (yes, it's confusing), Final Fantasy 6 was the last 16-bit mainline entry.

Is Final Fantasy 7 a good game?

There's a reason excitement about Final Fantasy 7 spread like wildfire when it originally released, and it wasn't just novelty. A refinement of its predecessors' turn-based battle mechanics make it a fun RPG in its own right, but beyond the combat, FF7 shines as a pinnacle of storytelling and worldbuilding in games.

Is Final Fantasy 7 better than the remake?

In fact, the game's quality is so immense that some fans will go so far as to say that the Remake is actually better than the original — a statement that is considered borderline heresy by a majority of Final Fantasy fans. ...

What is the hardest Final Fantasy?

Final Fantasy: The Franchise's 10 Hardest Games, Ranked By Difficulty (& How Long They Take To Beat)

1 Final Fantasy III (30 Hours)
2 Final Fantasy IV (23 Hours) ...
3 Final Fantasy II (25 Hours) ...
4 Final Fantasy (17.5 Hours) ...
5 Final Fantasy XIII (48.5 Hours) ...
6 Final Fantasy XII (61 Hours) ...
7 Final Fantasy V (32.5 Hours) ...

Which is the best Final Fantasy game of all time?

But hey, points for creativity and art direction. In terms of PSP games, Crisis Core was a pretty decent, even good game. However, in the context of Final Fantasy games, it was a bit of a mixed bag. The visuals were good, and any narrative that further explores the Final Fantasy VII is going to be welcomed with open arms.

Is the battle system in Final Fantasy VII good?

While it succeeds in telling a great story through the eyes of Zack Fair, whose point of view we were sorely lacking in the Final Fantasy VII universe, you can't help but feel how thin the actual gameplay is at points, particularly in terms of the battle system.

Is there a time limit in Final Fantasy?

Granted it's a part of the story, but come on. This is a Final Fantasy game. The concept of a time limit lends a sense of urgency to rushing through the game, which really goes against the whole Final Fantasy experience in my book. When I think Final Fantasy, I think big, open worlds, hours of exploration, and puzzling out secrets.

Are there any remakes of Final Fantasy games?

With a remake of one of the most widely acclaimed games in the series on the horizon, it seems only fitting to take a few moments and look over the extensive catalog of titles that have kept us company over the years.

What is considered the best Final Fantasy game?

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