Ask the crowd what their favorite final fantasy game is and you will get a response of 12 or more. The FF6 is a perennial pick, and the FF14 makes a powerful case (even if you strip it off to just the core story), but one of the quietest and respected ones is back now and finally come to PC. a Final Fantasy Tactics The Remaster has just been confirmed as part of the latest PlayStation State of Play and is marked when his beloved strategy game first appears on PC.
For my money, Final Fantasy tactics (and its overhauled successor, the Lions War) certainly deserves a spot among the best Final Fantasy games. Adopting the settings of Ivalice, home to FF12 and Vagrant Story, it transforms the series into a turn-based strategy game. If you’re familiar with Fire Emblem’s grid-based gameplay, or games like XCOM 2, you’re on solid ground to get started. Now, Final Fantasy Tactics The Ivalice Chronicles brings a new, expanded version of the game, along with the original’s faithful ports.
Final Fantasy tactics follow the story of Ramza Beoulve. The young Noble is also a central player in the FFT-inspired Stormblood Alliance Raid, returning to Ivalice. In tactics, Ramza is entering the Lion War, a conflict between the two factions struggling with domination. Of course, you can expect a lot of political plots and sinister plots as you begin to pull the strings of destiny.
There is a wide range of tasks in combat, with key party members bringing their own specific skill sets to the table. Unlocking more tools from a particular job will allow you to carry some of these around, allowing you to freely expand your options, even if you switch to another class. They even have the ability to recruit other human and enemy monsters and join you and fight you.
As mentioned earlier, Ivalice Chronicles includes two versions of Final Fantasy Tactics. “There is a modernized expanded version that adds a fully expressed dialogue, an optimized, updated UI, graphical improvements, and many other quality of life features, including a ‘squire’ difficulty setting that makes it easy to access first-time players. Alternatively, those hoping for a nostalgia hit can dive into a classic version that is faithful to the 1997 original, with the exception of a few small additions, such as the Auto Save feature.
Final Fantasy Tactics Ivalice Chronicles will begin on Tuesday, September 30th. It can be used on your PC via Steam.
If you’re eager to go for a more contemplative strategy, try one of the best turn-based RPGs on your PC from top recommendations or offer another fantasy game in 2025.
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