Do I need to know the story of Final Fantasy?

Absolutely nothing. That's the beauty of it. Unless a game has a - followed by a number it's a completely different story with it's own characters. Even the continuations like X-2, XIII-2, and XIII-3 (aka Lightning Returns) tell their own stories but are an expansion to what you experienced in the first game.

Do you need to know the story to play Final Fantasy?

No. The games are all self-contained, and have next to no relation with the previous games of the series. There are no recurring characters (though some names do pop up every game) no real unifying lore and not even a consistent setting.

Is it important to play Final Fantasy in order?

As we said at the start, there's no right answer to where you should start with the FINAL FANTASY series. As each game is its own unique entity, you really can begin wherever you want.

Is Final Fantasy connected to the story?

Final Fantasy primary installments are generally stand-alone anthology series of role-playing games, each with different settings, plots and main characters, but the franchise is linked by several recurring elements, including game mechanics and recurring character names.

Do you need to play any of the Final Fantasy before Final Fantasy 7?

Nope. There are some references and plot points that will make more sense if you've played FF7 original but imo it's not essential.

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Can I play Final Fantasy 7 without playing the others?

Nope. There are some references and plot points that will make more sense if you've played FF7 original but imo it's not essential.

Which Final Fantasy 7 should I start with?

Start With The Original Final Fantasy 7

The game plays like a traditional turn-based RPG utilizing the "Active-Time-Battle" system where players must wait before they can attack, but foes can still strike, making every action count.

Are FF7 and FF10 connected?

There's very little continuity that's shared between mainline Final Fantasy games. Unless we're talking about Kingdom Hearts or Dissidia, characters from Final Fantasy VII and Final Fantasy X are never going to interact — unless one theory about a totally bizarre Final Fantasy VII Remake Easter egg is true.

Is Final Fantasy 7 a standalone story?

The original Final Fantasy VII is a decent enough entry point to the series, in that the story is relatively standalone. You could play it without feeling like you're missing out on anything.

Do all the Final Fantasy games share a universe?

The Final Fantasy games take place in various worlds. Each new installment usually takes place in a new world and universe, although there are some exceptions.

Which Final Fantasy should I try first?

Final Fantasy VI is not only one of the best starting points for beginners; it is possibly the best entry in the franchise.

Which Final Fantasy is must play?

Final Fantasy IV is the most important entry in the series, and it remains one of the very best. The 3D remake on DS, PC, and mobile is the best way to play it today. Arguably the most iconic entry in the series, Final Fantasy VII's slotting on this list might disappoint its most loyal fans.

Which Final Fantasy has the best story?

Can I play Final Fantasy alone?

Poveromo reckons Final Fantasy 14's expansive story has always been geared towards the solo experience, and all three believe Square Enix's game is worth the journey for solo players.

How do I play Final Fantasy in order?

Where should I start if I've never played Final Fantasy?

I would recommend starting with Final Fantasy 6, 7, 9 and 10 to get the core experience. 6 is the quintessential old school game of the series, 7 is by far the most popular and revered entry, 10 is the seminal experience for the Next Gen games and 9 is a love letter to the series in general.

Are Final Fantasy 7 and 9 connected?

There are some games that are connected through worlds and do reference them in the games. Final Fantasy VII and IX are not connected in this way. The only ones that fit together in this way are Final Fantasy XII and Tactics.

Are all Final Fantasy canon?

Each main FF entry is set in a different universe, so they are canon in and of themselves. The only issues of canonicity probably exist with crossover games like Dissidia and FFRK where characters from each of those universes meet one another.

Is Sephiroth only in Final Fantasy 7?

Sephiroth's background and role in the story are expanded in the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII. Additionally, he appears as a guest character in other video games and media, such as a recurring boss in the Kingdom Hearts series and as a playable character in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.

Is cloud strife in all Final Fantasy?

Cloud Strife is the protagonist of Final Fantasy VII, Final Fantasy VII Remake, and Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children. He also appears in the spin-off games of the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII as a supporting character, including Dirge of Cerberus -Final Fantasy VII- and Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-.

Is Sephiroth in every Final Fantasy?

Sephiroth is the main antagonist of Final Fantasy VII and Final Fantasy VII Remake and one of the primary antagonists in its extended universe.

What is the difference between Final Fantasy 7 Remake and Intergrade?

What Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade Actually Is. Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade is the PlayStation 5 enhancement of Final Fantasy 7 Remake. It brings a number of visual enhancements, an entirely new DLC, updated story beats for the main game, and a number of quality of life improvements.

Should I play Final Fantasy 7 remake normal or classic?

Normal Mode is great for players who are excited about the challenge and satisfaction of mastering several systems at once and Classic Mode is great for players who find that pacing a bit overwhelming or distracting from everything happening on screen. Classic Mode is not turn-based combat.

Which Final Fantasy is the easiest?

FF2 (FF4): global release of FF4 outside of JP is one of the easiest FFs, but still enjoyable with a straight play through. Final Fantasy VII. There are at best a handful of hard fights in the whole game. Even "hard" bosses like demon wall are a pushover if you use the barrier materia.