FINAL FANTASY

Recommend playing alongside the [url=https://www.nintendo.co.jp/clv/manuals/en/pdf/CLV-P-NABJE.pdf]official guide book[/url], unless you're using an AI companion like Grok alongside the game when you get stuck. This game offers minimal directions and while there's probably a single NPC in the world out there that can give you guidance on where to go it's not clear which NPC you'd need to talk to in order to get this information and your destination can and often will be on the opposite side of the continent. That said, the actual gameplay is pretty solid especially for a game of its time. I'm sure it's gone through a monstrous level of QOL to make it as enjoyable as it is, but the combat is fun, the leveling feels satisfying on the major level ups, there's a minimal amount of grind to max out gear/spells but it's never too difficult. Structure of the game is slightly like D&D, there's spell slots instead of MP where you can use each level of spell a certain number of times before you need to take a short/long rest. In the beginning you'll have to do all your long rests at an inn to fully recover but as you get to midgame/end of the manual you'll have practically unlimited long rests you can use any time in the overworld. Wild encounter pools in areas feel kinda bloated like there's a lot of different things you can encounter in different quantities, even so much as finding 9 enemies as your first encounter right outside of the city. It's not always clear where the dividing lines for monster encounter zones are and early on you might wander into scorpions which could completely devastate your team, especially with some oddities like poison not healing from resting at an inn but only with antidotes and the like. But even that is kind of part of the charm, feels like how old MMOs used to divide groups of monsters a bit. Music is fine, lots of it is repeated, not a ton of variety but you get access to both the original and arranged versions. It's not quite at the level you'd expect for a Final Fantasy to be at for music yet but it's servicable. Art is good, no complaints with how the pixel remaster looks. Monster designs are already really good and you learn to clearly identify what each thing is and what it does. Absolutely do not recommend turning the fake CRT mode on though. Despite the weirdness of design choices & the unclear paths to take it's still overall an enjoyable experience that I'd recommend. It's not quite the Final Fantasy most people would know yet but it's a fair-good 6.5/10 JRPG experience.

Hace mucho tiempo, mi primer acercamiento con FF fue en la PS3 con el FF XIII-2, nunca lo terminé porque me quedé atascado en una sección que, a mi yo de enano, le costaba mucho. Años después; al momento de escribir esta reseña, este es el primer juego de FF que termino y me gustó bastante por diversas razones; el pixel art es precioso, la remasterización de la música a tipo umm orquesta(? le queda como anillo al dedo y la historia. Quizás peca de ser la clásica historia de la luz contra la oscuridad, pero te hace sentir que estás en un gran viaje a través de todo el mundo; que TÚ estás viajando junto a los Guerreros de la Luz en esta lucha contra el mal. En resumen, la wea wena.

black mage go brrrrrrrrrrrrrr

Um clássico que eu joguei pela primeira vez no PS1, continua tão bom quanto na época

Final Fantasy

I didn't grow up with Final Fantasy, but I knew I had to get into the series at some point. And what better way to start than at the very beginning. + More approachable than I initially expected for an old school jrpg + Great music (which I already know by heart even before playing, due to listening to covers/remixes for years) - How the heck would one know that unequipping the monk makes him stronger.

Классная игра, получил долю кайфа