Definitely the best chapter. There's more monsters, locations, animations, and more that makes it feel like a truly complete game compared to its predecessors. The story also fittingly reaches its climax.

Better than the first game in terms of amount of fighters and amount of content. It's a good enough fighting game for the era it released in but definitely shows its age in simplicity.

I saw the movie adaptation before and like how it adds more depth to this storyline (albeit still quite straightforward). In truth I definitely enjoyed the movies over the games thus far.

The world design is a big step up from SWSH's DLC. New legendaries and clothes are neat. Story, characters, and otherwise worked but I hope the second part of the DLC has more to offer for the price tag.

I already played this more than Pacman 99. It's pretty fun despite being difficult to win. This might not be the way many wanted F-Zero to return but I'm happy with it.

I was hoping this would be the FF7 remake I was looking for in terms of being more faithful to the original but that's not really the case. That's not the reason this rating is low tho. This being a mobile game with monthly story releases and typical unfavorable mobile game features really holds it down.

Surprisingly aged well for a super old fighting game. Probably cause of how simplistic it is.

Descent little puzzle game that is quite similar to a lot of others.

Well crafted short horror game. Feels like it needs more to it tho and thankfully there are two sequel chapters to try.

Such a great adventure with cool boss fights, nice customization, fun combat, and multiple other great qualities. I was genuinely blown away but how cool some moments in the game were, mainly the boss fights. The size of Titan and setting for Bahamut were sick. This is certainly one of the best Final Fantasy games ever made. I want to say it's in my top 3 almost for certain. One thing I think could've been better are side character's writing (most are straightforward although there were a few I really liked regardless). There are other small complaints I have but overall it's a great modern Square Enix title that captures a lot of the aspects that the company stands for very well.

I've never done this before but I'm going to link to my YouTube let's play cause it's my first time let's playing and I give my thoughts throughout. I give a lot more of my thoughts in the (still uploading) finale:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLeA3ssHrQqXCmuanhoTuyqOD116EhZO1f&si=A8in5pekHuzgrl7j

Really not much to say TBH. This sure is a dirt bike racing game on the Nintendo 64.

2021

Better than most of it's predecessors counting expansions. Only one I'm debating it against is base game 2. I like how it's story reboots 1 with some more interesting concepts.

Poorly named items with effects you could never guess, a bland story, a bad encounter rate, limited inventory, and other problems all exist in this game. This game fails to compete with other RPGs from the SNES era, let alone multiple NES RPGs. This game doesn't impact the formula in any way, and instead makes a lot of mistakes that even the first few JRPGs handled better.

If this game has a follow up then perhaps it could've been looked back on as a nice set up game but most of its story is building up to a sequel that doesn't exist. That of course means you will absolutely feel let down by the story aspect of the game, even if you're a fan of the previous games. In terms of gameplay and dungeon design it does actually have some neat ideas but I don't think they're enough on their own for me to recommend this game.

Mildly more entertaining than 1-3 I suppose. Still very obviously a low quality click bate cash grab but I'd be lying if I said it's not so cheesy that I slightly enjoyed it.