There are tons of physical skills to learn, which are gained when using basic attacks or skills from the same school in a mechanic called Sparking. The gameplay is deep as the mechanics are complex, but you don't have to understand them all to complete the game. There are a total of 40 PCs, though 2 aren't normally recruitable. There's this one drunken ronin who is a total badass, when you play the robot's scenario you will see what i mean. There are also more playable characters aside from the main cast, some of whom are pretty cool. The cast of characters is wide and interesting, there's a young man who can turn into a superhero, a robot, a beast boy, and a mage, among others. They do cross each others' paths though, and sometimes join each others' parties. (UNDERRATED) SaGa Frontier - Another rpg from the golden era of Squaresoft that has sadly been overlooked by many, this has multiple "main" characters to choose from when you start the game, each with their own unique scenario to play through. I would recommend your first playthrough without reading about these things of course.Ģ. For example, I had no idea Wind God Gau was a thing until i read about it on a forum, years after I had played through the game multiple times already. On top of that, there are hidden secrets and ways to play you might not even discover on your own. Nobuo Uematsu is a genius.įF6 is also very replayable, as not only does the Esper system provide some character customization, but the large cast means you can play through much of the game with a completely different party than you did on a previous playthrough. FF6 also has a fun gameplay feature that i've sadly never seen repeated several dungeons have you take multiple parties and switch back and forth between them in order to progress.Īnd let us not forget the intensely emotive score that really contributes to how atmospheric FF6 is. To me, fully customizable characters lose some of their personality.
Mechanics wise, i also really liked that each character has a battle skill unique to them. I also love the game's story for taking a turn i'd never seen before, rarely since, and never done again in quite the same manner, to my knowledge. The game's villain is also really well done, a character you love to hate, and even has an iconic laugh sound effect. Hell, that could be said of some of the NPC's even (General Leo is awesome). Despite such a large cast (14 playable characters), somehow all of the playable characters besides the two optional hidden ones end up with plenty of development that makes the player get attached to them. I love that it has an ensemble cast with no real "main" character.
#Neogaf rpgs 2017 series
When a series is used by people who don't know the genre to describe that entire genre, you know it's essential.Ħ is my favorite mainline FF. (HIGHLIGHT) Final Fantasy VI - I sometimes hear people that don't like rpg's say things like, "I don't play Final Fantasy type games". My list is mostly going to be older games probably. I haven't played rpg's as much in recent years, but I used to play them a lot.
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