A good game, a pleasant return to the roots. The change in gameplay is well-handled, even though the die-hard fans from the beginning may complain about the lack of strategy and turn-based combat. Dynamic, beautiful, immersive. The main quest, despite some lengthiness, is well-executed; however, the side quests are anecdotal. The music is still top-notch, capturing the essence of Midgar, but we will always lament the departure of Nobuo Uematsu
UnasChelas89
10 months ago
When I finally gave this game a shot it had an immediate effect of strange nostalgia. Even though I had never played it before. Particularly the section in Midgar with the old subway trains. I felt like an ass for turning my nose up at it for so long but I'm happy I was able to experience it. Fantastic game. I went on to play FF6 a bit after and that was magical as well.
I have the Re-Make on PS4 but haven't played more than an hour or so for some reason. I keep seeing mixed reception towards it.