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Final Fantasy V

Final Fantasy V

|Japan|Role-playing (RPG), Adventure

7.7 /10

Pretty good

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1.5k ratings
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On March 28th, 2013, an iOS remaster was released worldwide and the Android version on September 26, 2013. The game is based on the Game Boy Advance version and thus includes all its bonus content. It has upgraded graphics along with new menu portraits. The graphics are similar to those of Final Fantasy Dimensions. The music is of the original Super Famicom version quality, aside the sound effects, which have been remastered. The game now includes achievements in the non-Amazon Appstore versions, some of which are missable.

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Pretty good: 7.7/10 across 1.5k ratings. Overall vibes are good; safe to add to your backlog.

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This is a Remaster leaning into Role-playing (RPG), Adventure. Confirm the form and fantasy before you commit.

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WccftechJeff Williams · 6 Oct, 2015
8.6/10

Final Fantasy V is still an excellent RPG for anyone who enjoys a good, well thought out story and a classic adventure. It truly embodies superior RPG craftsmanship and rivals many modern RPG's in content and enjoyability. Most importantly? It's fun.

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Cubed3Aria DiMezzo · 9 Dec, 2015
4/10

In regard to story and gameplay, Final Fantasy V is as great as it has ever been, but dealing with a supremely suboptimal port in order to enjoy the game requires extreme dedication to the series or a lack of a smartphone or tablet. Players who can't even borrow a mobile device for long enough to play Final Fantasy V are certainly encouraged to give this port a look, because it's not that Final Fantasy V is a bad game. This is a bad version of the game. Severe flaws resulting from a gross lack of optimisation severely hinder the experience; almost nothing was modified for the PC port. Although the mobile version is marginally more expensive, players are advised to play Final Fantasy V on the system for which it was optimised, rather than the system for which it was bastardised.

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COGconnectedAdam Dileva · 4 Oct, 2015
5/10

An embarrassing & lazy mobile to PC port

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G4@SyfygamesNadia Oxford · 3 Oct, 2015
8/10

It all comes down to this: don't deny yourself Final Fantasy V.

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