FINAL FANTASY X HD Remaster
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FINAL FANTASY X tells the story of a star blitzball player, Tidus, who journeys with a young and beautiful summoner named Yuna on her quest to save the world of Spira from an endless cycle of destruction wrought by the colossal menace Sin. FINAL FANTASY X-2 returns to the world of Spira two years after the beginning of the Eternal Calm. Having been shown a mysterious but familiar image in a sphere, Yuna becomes a Sphere Hunter and along with her companions Rikku and Paine, embarks on a quest around the world to find the answers to the mystery within. Fully immerse yourself in the World of Spira as you enjoy over 100 combined hours of gameplay across the two classic titles. FINAL FANTASY X/X-2 HD Remaster
Steam User 218
Such an amazing game!!! Just as good as it was the first time I played it 25 years ago.... If you haven't played FFX then you truly are missing out on one of the most legendary games..
P.S
Download the "Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster {Anima Edition}" mod to allow widescreen and the 'FFX 4GB Patch" mod to allow higher ram useages to stop the green screens and crashes
Steam User 78
What can I say? Its been 25 years now...
This is a once in a lifetime experience, I know it was for me.
My father bought me this game prior to buying the console itself, he wanted me and my brother to have a little stash of games prior to sending the PS2 itself, so it sat there for a couple of months. I would mesmerize in the manual and cover arts, longing to finally play this, to see how amazing the new graphics were, and so the day came.
As soon as I started the game and the intro scene was over, I had control of Tidus. That was far too much information for my 7 year-old brain to process at the time, so I got really, really scared of what Tidus looked like, for some reason I thought he was a monster, wearing all those weird clothes. Mind you the year was 2001, internet was at its infancy, and I am from a small town in South America, so this kind of Japanese fashion was alien to me at the time, and the world was so very different back then.
I was so scared that it took me like a month to try and play it again, and when I did, it imediatelly clicked. Of course I did not understand english at the time, I was just happy to control something in this beautiful 3D environment, so I kept on.
I remember that I hadn't the slightest clue of how combat worked, I would just keep selecting options until it did something, so I never got past the first boss for a long time, but I kept on just playing the game and the introductory sequence. it was amazing. Nowadays I have 96% of the game's script memorized word by word but at that time, I had memorized all of the intro sequence.
I remember I lived with two aunts of mine that were taking English classes, and I would always be pestering them to translate some of it for me, but one day they just got fed up and gave me an English dictionary, that was life-changing. Since I had the words memorized I would just look for them in the dictionary, as I already knew how they were written because of the subtitles, additionally, I would know how they were pronounced because the characters did so, that's why I have no regional accent today.
Sometime later I got really mad at something in the game, I think it might have been a boss or something I read on forum that made me jealous that I wasn't the best in the world (Jecht's favorite), or maybe the cd case was giving up the ghost. So I tore down the CD cover and broke the Bonus disc that came with the PAL version, a mistake which I regret so much to this day.
It has changed my life in ways that nothing else could, because I became so proficient with English I was able to find job opportunities overseas, with that skill in my portfolio and fast forward to today, I still reap the benefits that my dad gave me, 25 years ago when he bought that game for me.
Guess what always came with me on my travels? That's right... My Final Fantasy X original PS2 copy that I am looking at right now while I write this... This is how much it is dear to me.
There are so many moments in my life that this game was a part of, moments that I will carry through eternity, I could spend a whole day just telling stories that involved it in my day-to-day life, they are inumerable.
I am completely in love with everything this game is and represents, it is a truly Human experience that will make you laugh and cry. I know I did cry again when I saw my kid repeating the same steps I did.
Thank you Square Soft for changing my life for the best, and creating the greatest game of all time.
Steam User 48
I always find my self replaying this game. For me, this is the best Game in the Series. The world of Final Fantasy X is very Beautiful and the plot is Amazing. It has some of the most memorable Characters for me in the whole series. Auron being one of my favourites. This game is one of my favourites for a good reason. Overall i would HIGHLY recommend this game to anyone interested in trying it. (especially if this would be your first experience with the Final Fantasy series).
Steam User 68
The game is awesome, the negative reviews are because of windows 11 being crap and nvidia being crap also.
There is a Mod Pack called Project X which fixes most of the issues.
Steam User 47
10/10 – THE ETERNAL GOAT.
I didn’t just play this game.
I have ascended to a higher plane of Spira-existence.
To those who call themselves fans: I have conquered this masterpiece on PS2, PS3, PS4, PC, Nintendo Switch, and now on the Steamdeck.
I don’t just own the game; I own every version of Yuna’s journey known to man.
Praise be to Yevon!
Why this is the greatest achievement in human history:
Final Fantasy X is not just a "game." It is a spiritual experience.
It has the best turn-based combat system ever devised, a "skill tree" that puts every modern RPG to shame, and a story that will let you say "wtf is a penance?"
The Laugh:
If you think the "HA HA HA HA!" scene is bad voice acting, you clearly don't understand the depth of Tidus’s soul. It is the peak of cinematic expression.
I do the laugh every morning in the mirror to start my day.
Blitzball is Life: I hate that game.
The Trauma:
I have dodged 200 lightning bolts in the Thunder Plains.
I have finished the Chocobo Catcher race with 0.0 seconds.
I have seen things you people wouldn't believe.
My PTBS is triggered by balloons and birds.
The Verdict:
It was the best game on the PS2, it’s the best game on the Steam Deck, and it remains the best game ever made. It’s a masterpiece of music, world-building, and emotional damage.
SQUARE ENIX, LISTEN TO MY STORY:
We don't just want a port.
We don't just want a remaster.
GIVE US THE SAME LIKE FOR FF7!
I want to see the Farplane in Unreal Engine 5.
I want to see Anima’s Overdrive in 4K ray-tracing.
Rating: 11/10 teleport sphere (I have 99 of them and I’m still too scared to use one).
Steam User 45
FFX is a beautiful game. I finished it at least three times on PS2, and I still bought it again on Steam. Yes, it makes no sense. I could have done so much more with my time. Why bother playing it again when YouTube exists, when I could just watch a playthrough, when there are a thousand other games I haven't touched?
I don't know. Maybe I'm dumb. Maybe I'm not being efficient.
But such is life. Sometimes you do stupid things for the things you love.
Steam User 28
X is EASILY one of the best games I have ever played, it has my favourite battle system in a video game. This game has the most beautiful depiction of love and for someone who isn’t too big into romance in media it made me bawl my eyes out because you can just feel it yourself.
Dare I say the third to last boss fight music is better than One-Winged Angel >_<