Some time ago we left you our selection with the best of the RPG's for mobile devices, but taking into account the leading role that iOS and Android games are playing lately, today we have decided to leave you a top 5 (+1) dedicated exclusively to one of the most beloved sagas: the best Final Fantasy games for the App Store y Google Play.
Final Fantasy VII
The first reference must inevitably be to the ports that we can already enjoy on our tablets and smartphones from the classic titles of the saga, and although at this point we already have them all available, we are going to highlight only the reference delivery, which was also one of those that made us wait the longest. It should be noted that in Google Play it has a somewhat low grade, but it is only because it is a fairly demanding game and not on all devices it runs as smoothly as would be desirable, a problem that, curiously, is not found in practically any of the other chapters.
Final Fantasy Tactics
It is not only the different chapters of the saga that have been brought to iOS and Android, but also some of the most popular spin-offs for video consoles have also ended up landing on Google Play and the App Store and one of the favorites of many is without a doubt this Final Fantasy Tactics, aimed specifically at those who are more inclined to digital workplace strategy in combat, with a presentation of the battles a little different from the previous ones. It must be specified that it is not a version of the first title, but of the improved version (Final Fantasy Tactics The War of the Lions) that was released a shortly after for PSP.
Final Fantasy Record Keeper
Final Fantasy Record Keeper It is one of the first games created specifically for mobiles in the series and one of the most loved by fans, so most likely you have already tried it, but if not, we have to insist that you do it, especially considering that this is one of the few titles that we will find in the App Store and Google Play that we can play for free. The grace, which is what has earned a little hole in so many hearts, is that it allows us to relive some of the big moments, going through levels, each one inspired by a delivery.
Final Fantasy Brave Exvius
Although Final Fantasy Record Keeper came before, we have already said that it is an ingenious and careful compilation of the best moments of the saga, basically, so the honor of being the first game with a own story, developed for iOS and Android, actually corresponds to Final Fantasy Brave Exvius. Although the charm of the Final Fantasy universe and the quality that we are used to finding in their games is there (you just have to see the ratings it has, if you have any doubts), it is true that it is quite noticeable that it is designed for mobile phones (something largely positive) with more prominence from PvP battles and easier battles and controls.
Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia
We close the top 5 with one of the launches most recent, Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia, another game that we can enjoy for free on tablets and smartphones. With him we embark once on a new story but with the company of many of the familiar faces of the saga, and we have the opportunity to enjoy elements that we had not seen in other installments, such as a cooperative multiplayer mode that allows us to ally with our friends to overcome certain battles. You are going to see that it has some quite negative evaluations, but we anticipate that many are because it is not translated into Spanish. As it costs nothing to try it, you can take a look to see if your level of English is enough to get by.
Final Fantasy XV Pocket Edition
It is too recent a launch for us to dare to put it directly already in the top 5, but without a doubt the new one. Final Fantasy XV Pocket Edition deserves a mention on this list. With it Square Enyx has decided to explore a new formula, leaving us with an episode game in which the full story of the original video game is reproduced, although logically making some clipping in other elements of the game mechanics and in graphics, to that can be adapted to the capabilities of mobile devices. You can try it for free, because the first chapter costs nothing and judge if it hooks you enough to pay for the others.
