Updated October 18 th, 2021 by Brittanie Maldonado: Final Fantasy has long been a beloved video game franchise with roots going as far back as 1987. Finally, when the original version of a game does have a Metacritic score, that is the version that is used rather than subsequent re-releases, with an attempt to consider what is seen as the "main" version of each game in the case of multiplatform releases (the PS3 version of FFXIII, for example). In addition, only versions of games that are still mostly just remasters and upgrades of the original have been considered, rather than full-on remakes such as the 3D versions of Final Fantasy III and IV or the recent Final Fantasy VII Remake. RELATED: 10 Fantastic JRPGs By Square Enix (That Aren't Final Fantasy)įans should be aware that these games were chosen individually at their highest critical percentage, so no packages like the Gameboy version of Final Fantasy I and II will be included. Since some of the older games predate Metacritic, ports are included when available. With a myriad of remakes and ports over the years, it's hard to decide which version would be considered definitive for all the games, but Metacritic has made the effort to rank them as efficiently as possible.
Final Fantasy is an absolute game juggernaut that many consider to be the original classic JRPG series, as well as Square Enix's most recognized franchise.
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