The Final Fantasy seriesā charm is that, because every game is so different from the others, they each have their own strengths and faults. Some games excel in aspects others crash and burn trying to emulate, and it makes the series fascinating to compare and contrast. We even tried to rank these disparate games and came up with a list everyone was extremely happy with and unified on. But thatās broad strokes. Letās get into the minutiae of the best and worst parts of the mainline Final Fantasy games.
The Best And Worst Parts Of Every Mainline Final Fantasy
Every Final Fantasy game has something new to love, but also to hate
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Kenneth Shepard
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