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 286
Ah, my very first Final Fantasy. You're as beautiful as the day I found you.
Steam User 109
For those Steamdeck users like me. Just go to game Properties > Compatibility and check "Force the use of a specific Steam Play compatibility tool" and use latest proton. mine was GE-Proton8-25. This solves the crashing issue, I hope it helps happy gaming :)
Steam User 71
Final Fantasy 10 is such a good game that I think I might have accidentally based my life on it. The more I think about it the more I notice metaphorical parallels this game and real life. You can tell that some very spiritual people made this game. I just finally beat FFX 100% (Except Blitzball) and I feel like I can finally walk away from it after all these years. Getting some closure, feels good man. Beat Penance this morning and immediately went to beat the final boss and finish the game. The feeling is crazy.. I've finally mastered a Final Fantasy game.
Steam User 57
"Listen to my story"
It's arguably the best romance in video games. Has a brilliant heartbreaking story filled with longing. Alot of people, myself included, will/have started the game up hear the music in the main menu and begin crying just to give you an idea of how good it is.
Please, experience the story that had an entire generation clamoring in front of their 14 inch tv's.
Steam User 48
I have this on PS2, PS3, Vita and Steam.... I guess I like it a bit...
Steam User 36
Enough has been said about these games, so instead, I would like to focus on why this version of the Remaster in particular is worth playing, with some slight caveats.
The International edition content for both games are definite upgrades, even if you think the Dark Aeons (post-game superbosses) are too grindy. X's Expert sphere grid gives you more options for character leveling, while X-2's Creature Creator gives you a different way to experience the game. There's also better balancing for the Omega Ruins bosses in X and more dresspheres (character jobs) in X-2.
Visually, the remaster looks fantastic, with some key exceptions. Most assets and UI elements have been redrawn or otherwise touched up for a nice graphical boost that is faithful to the original, even if they don't radically change the game. Unfortunately, the same can't quite be said for some of X's new character models, most likely because many of the original assets were lost and had to be redesigned. The new models don't ruin the game, but the originals were more expressive and realistic, despite the lower fidelity. Newcomers will not notice this as much, though some veterans might argue that they're missing out. Faithful replacements can be added using mods.
By comparison, the new soundtrack is closer to a re-interpretation than a direct enhancement, but still sounds good nonetheless. It definitely sounds more modern, as it uses real instruments instead of synthesized ones. Either way, you can still play with the original soundtrack if you so desire, unlike the PS3 version.
In addition to all this, the PC version comes with several boosters and a really generous auto-save feature. This includes a Turbo function for speeding up battles, which really helps to take the pain out of some side quests and frees up time for busy players.
Performance and options on this version are up to snuff. Everything you'd need for a game like this is there (except maybe the ability to skip cutscenes, due to engine limitations). If you wanted to, you could definitely run this on a low-spec laptop. Steam Decks should be able to run it as well, but you'll have to research what versions of Proton work best, possibly having to juggle one for X and another for X-2.
Controller support could be better, but perfectly fine in-game. Keyboard support works, though I wouldn't recommend it.
The only thing to watch out for are corrupted cutscenes on some setups. I've never experienced it, but I know it's an issue for some players and the fixes don't work for everyone. Keep that in mind as you purchase, so you can be prepared to refund it if necessary. Thankfully, most people fix it by either applying the 4gb address patch from the PC Gaming Wiki or by making sure their laptop's discrete GPU doesn't power-save while running the game.
Speaking of third party patches, the UnX mod for this game is pretty handy. It adds more graphical and UI options to the game and even allows you to use the Japanese dub with English subs.
Yes, these games are good. Yes, that includes X-2, even if it is a disappointing sequel. Yes, this is the definitive version, unless you're a purist. Buy this if you're a fan of JRPGs in any way.
Steam User 56
People die and Yuna dances. When will Yuna stop dancing?