Final Fantasy XVI

$25 (was $40)

Unlike several Final Fantasy games that have used turn-based combat, Final Fantasy 16 offers a more action-packed approach as you cycle between weapons and magic to take down enemies. The game also features a dark story revolving around legacy, slavery, and gods from beyond the stars, all brought to life by a cast of actors like Ben Starr and Ralph Ineson. Note that this standard edition only includes the base game; two paid DLC expansions, Echoes of the Fallen and The Rising Tide, are also available as separate purchases.

Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade

$30 (was $40)

Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade is a grand reimagining of the classic PS1 game, and this first chapter in the trilogy covers the Midgar saga of the game. It’s an impressive game that really shines on PS5, and the Intergrade version also includes the expansion that stars Wutai’s favorite Materia hunter, Yuffie, in her adventure that links to the main campaign.

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth

$40 (was $70)

Final Fantasy I-VI Collection Anniversary Edition

$45 (was $75)

If you want to go right back to the origins of the franchise, you can also check out 2D pixel art remakes of the original six Final Fantasy games that appeared on NES and SNES consoles with the Final Fantasy I-VI Collection Anniversary Edition available on Nintendo Switch and PlayStation. Each of the remastered titles features updated 2D pixel graphics and rearranged soundtracks, overseen by the original composer, Nobuo Uematsu. There are also several quality-of-life updates for each game, including a modernized user interface, auto-battle options, and more, alongside neat extras such as in-game bestiaries, illustration galleries, and a music player. The collection is on sale for $45 (was $75).