Final Fantasy (2021)
Square Enix Creative Business Unit IV, Tose
Remaster of Final Fantasy
Android · Nintendo Switch · PC (Microsoft Windows) · PlayStation 4 · Xbox Series X|S · iOS
3.58 from 33 ratings
162 members have it in their collection · 6 playing now · 41 backlogged · 5 wish listed
How long? Main story 18h · with extras 13h · 100% 21h (from 6 logged playthroughs)
Details
- Developers
- Square Enix Creative Business Unit IV, Tose
- Publishers
- Square Enix
- Genres
- Adventure, Role-playing (RPG)
- Themes
- Fantasy
- Franchises
- Final Fantasy
- Series
- Final Fantasy
- Steam
- View on Steam
Release dates
- Jul 28, 2021 (Worldwide) Android, PC (Microsoft Windows), iOS
- Apr 19, 2023 (Worldwide) Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4
- Sep 26, 2024 (Full Release) (Worldwide) Xbox Series X|S
Also available on
- Final Fantasy (1987) · famicom, 3DS, NES, Wii, WiiU
- Final Fantasy (1989) · MSX2
- Final Fantasy (2002) · PS1
- Final Fantasy (2004) · Mobile
- Final Fantasy (2004) · GBA
- Final Fantasy (2007) · ANDR, PSP, WP, iOS
- Final Fantasy: 20th Anniversary Edition (2007) · ANDR, 3DS, PSP, WP, iOS
- Final Fantasy (2013) · 3DS
Related
Bundled in
- Final Fantasy: Pixel Remaster Collection (Jul 2021) · NSW, PC, PS4, XSX, iOS
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Status Roach May 9, 2025
While this is an old article, I found this part very amusing.
During last year’s Final Fantasy XIV Fan Festival, Sakaguchi revealed that he originally rejected Uematsu’s soundtrack for the first Final Fantasy in an attempt to get the composer to make …
While this is an old article, I found this part very amusing.
During last year’s Final Fantasy XIV Fan Festival, Sakaguchi revealed that he originally rejected Uematsu’s soundtrack for the first Final Fantasy in an attempt to get the composer to make the songs “improved”, saying they went “in the left ear, out the right ear”. When Uematsu submitted a revised playlist a week later, Sakaguchi expressed his delight at the “wonderful” score - only for Uematsu to reveal he had changed the order of the songs, but not the actual music. Either way, it apparently didn’t deter Uematsu, who went on to bookend his work composing for Sakaguchi across almost 40 years.
Status Roach Mar 24, 2025
There is a legendary myth that has been shared around the playground (at least since I was a kid) that Final Fantasy is named thus because it was going to be the "final" game Squaresoft could publish before its bankruptcy, and the game sold so well, it saved the company from shutting its doors.
This is not true.
The origin …
There is a legendary myth that has been shared around the playground (at least since I was a kid) that Final Fantasy is named thus because it was going to be the "final" game Squaresoft could publish before its bankruptcy, and the game sold so well, it saved the company from shutting its doors.
This is not true.
The origin of the name Final Fantasy began with the letters FF (pronounced EFF-OO EFF-OO in Japanese). The abbreviation, and how cool it sounded, were realized before deciding on its meaning. First the team decided on Fighting Fantasy but then reconsidered due to trademark concerns with another RPG. Sakaguchi said that due to this title being possibly his last in the gaming industry, they decided on the name Final Fantasy.
I apologize for ruining the fun but I needed to myth bust some of the reviews on here hahaha.