
Return to the classic medieval tale of magic, monsters and friendship as FINAL FANTASY V comes to PC!
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Final Fantasy V has the best job system in the FF series and it not really particularly close. The depth of what you can do with the game gives it an insane replay value. This version of the game also has extra jobs and endgame content that the more modern pixel remaster lacks. The most common criticism from others of this version is the visuals. Personally it did not bother me. Visually the game is perfectly serviceable. I'd even argue the enemy sprites here in particular are the best of any version of FFV. All that said, this particular version is no longer purchasable on Steam, so... If you have it kicking around in your library somehow, play it.
The EULA is evil. It reserves the right to completely rewrite the EULA without even a guarantee that the player will be informed of the changes and given the opportunity to reject the changes.
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This is the best version of Final Fantasy 5. Objectively. People hate Yoshitaka Amano's artwork and the sprites designed to resemble another Final Fantasy game on the phones this was released on and those people are afflicted by Terminal Nostalgia where they will tell you this game's rounded sprites look bad but filtering the old SNES sprites through a CRT TV that melts their eyes to round-out the sprites looks better. It is a sign of how bad the autism rate has gotten. This version of FF5 might not be available for purchase anymore, but if you know some place on the Internet that may have Archived this game, you can obtain it there. FF3 may have invented the Job System but FF5 was the first to solidify the idea of building characters by learning skills and equipping them with other jobs. This version also has the 4 GBA jobs of Gladiator, Cannoneer, Oracle, & Necromancer, as well as a post-game dungeon that is specifically tied into the story. do not buy those ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ Pixel Rescamsters - they are never getting the bonus content you used to get for supporting a company. The only real problem with this version is one minor bug - for some reason if you have a USB controller plugged in and turned on when you boot up the game, you only see a white screen. Close the game out, turn the controller off, restart the game and THEN turn the controller on and it works just fine. Of special note is that this version has TWENTY save slots. I hated the fact that other FF remakes on this platform didn't give you that many save slots, this is great given how many points-of-no-return are in this game (as well as memorable scenes that you might wanna replay).
Um dos meus Final Fantasy favoritos! Muito bom! Uma pena que essa versão tem os desenhos do Amano, pois acho muito feinhos. Mas o jogo em si é maravilhoso.
The game is OK, weird graphics for a Final Fantasy game and the 100% Treasure Chests is a real pain to get. Beside that, the job system reminds me of Final Fantasy III. It's definitively not my favorite of the series, but it's OK.
All Final Fantasy games are fun to play! In these early games, don't forget to stock up on potions and phoenix downs, and save frequently!
It stunk. Just get the pixel remaster.
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Sistema de profissões muito divertido, possibilidade de criar combinações diversas entre as classes. O jogo é excelente, a história muito legal, a trilha sonora perfeita.
Great game a classic for a reason
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