But these games have a unique open-world exploration system, as well as nonlinear gameplay and an open-ended branching story. For instance, you’ll still run across random enemy encounters, as well as a turn-based combat system. The unique SaGa games do share some traits with the mainline Final Fantasy games. This is a great time to familiarize yourself with an old classic, as well as an opportunity to reignite a franchise that almost seemed forgotten. The first three games, known as Final Fantasy Legend I, II, and III respectively, distinguish themselves from other mainline Final Fantasy games through a variety of different mechanics.
This follows news of Final Fantasy IV Pixel Remaster‘s release date, which is dropping on September 8.
And unlike its Pixel Remaster games, it appears all three games will release as one cohesive package. The company announced that the first three games in the Final Fantasy SaGa series are arriving on PC on October 21 to celebrate the series’ 30th anniversary. Square Enix seems determined to remaster all of their classic games, it seems.
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