
The original FINAL FANTASY comes to life with completely new graphics and audio! A remodeled 2D take on the first game in the world-renowned FINAL FANTASY series! Enjoy the timeless story told through charming retro graphics.
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OLD SCHOOL PIXEL rpg, LOVE IT!!!
great
I never played any of the originals and this pixel remaster was fun to complete and get all achievements as well. My only JRPG experience is a bit of P5 and Pokemon if we can call it that. This was the most fun to try and collect all the gear and the story being simple is just because of it's time, I can tell its a classic for many. Thanks for remastering these and giving me a chance to try out what my older family members grew up with. I did research and understand that these pixel remasters are a bit easier than the originals, but I think I'm okay with that. I got 5 more games to try, so here's to hoping experiences only get better! [spoiler]Granted my Warmech fight was tainted by it instantly fleeing but I'll take the free bestiary entry and bragging rights[/spoiler]
Awesome game! Loved it growing up, love it today!
MIXED. This game, along with the Dragon Warrior series, really got the NES generation into long, grindy RPG's. Hardware limitations aside, they made good products. TL:DR - looks pretty, but if you're looking for any level of length or difficulty, just play the original (or some other remastered edition). ------------- The pixel remaster brings all the graphics (and some map design) into the late-era SNES era, so it looks amazing. The music remains amazing, and remaster from it's old tinny qualities. Bug fixes are much appreciated. Quality-of-life changes like auto-targeting in combat, save anywhere-overland (not just in inns), quick save actually-anywhere, run mode (indoors / town), npc's moving out of your way if pushed, etc. are all appreciated. No, the negative review comes from three factors: (a) even without the "boost" features to increase xp and gil gain, the enemies are trivial to defeat, up to and including the four fiends; (b) the encounter rate is excruciating, and while you can turn them off, I'd rather it just be reduced when trying to explore; also, there's not much to explore even if you could. (c) the difficulty spike from the literal entire game to the final boss is beyond BS. Granted, it helps to know that Invis, Protec, and Saber (Temper) - for evade rate, reduced damage, and increased damage, respectively - can and should be stacked up for effect, but still. Granted, the interface was at least 2/3 of the original challenge, but this version strips out *NEARLY ALL* of the challenge out of the game, it's a breezy 10 hour or less speed run for even the casual player. Almost to the point of "why bother"? You never have to worry about money, level grinding, or gear - except that 90% of the gear you find or buy can only be equipped by Warriors and Red Mages (or later, Thieves). The money dropped in the chests hasn't changed either (plentiful), even though the money dropped by monsters has increased dramatically. There's the urge to skip the random encounters, and while I recommend this at sea - to explore for the non-existent ports (for your boat) or river mouths (for your canoe) in the north half of the map - all those encounters will causally level you up to 45 or more by the time the endgame is reached. And as noted, they're all trivially easy with the changes made to enemy stats. The changes to save-overland and quick-save only make "leaving town" quite inconsequential. In short, I feel let down.
The Classic JRPG that saved Square from bankrupsy, then launched one of the longest running and most sucssesfull game series in history
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Um clássico. Muito legal saber como tudo começou. Vale a pena jogar.
Eu não tive a oportunidade de jogar o primeiro final fantasy original, nem outras versões lançadas depois, mas posso dizer que o pixel remaster é muito bom! Pra mim, foi muito divertido explorar o mapa do jogo, liberando novas passagens aos poucos e pegando dicas dos NPCs sobre onde deveria ir pra cumprir o único objetivo que o jogo te dá: encontrar por aí cada um dos demônios que roubaram os quatro cristais e salvar o mundo, sem nenhuma ideia de onde eles possam estar kkkkkk. Assim como a história, as mecânicas do jogo também são simples, ao mesmo tempo que as dungeons são rápidas de fazer, o combate é tranquilo, mas não fácil demais, tanto dos encontros aleatórios quanto dos chefes, e o jogo pode ser platinado em torno de umas 20 horas. É um jogo simples, curto mas divertido e bem-feito. Aliás, até onde eu sei, a gameplay não teve nenhuma mudança drástica, enquanto os gráficos e a trilha sonora foram refeitos por completo, com supervisão dos artistas originais, adicionaram alguns recursos de quality of life, descritos aqui na página da steam, e corrigiram vários bugs do jogo. Em outras palavras, é um ótimo remake!
Fue demasiado gratificante volver a jugarlo, me trajo viejos recuerdos de mi infancia
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