The first two Final Fantasy games aren't on Steam, but entries III-VI are all on sale for $8 each, including the belated sequel Final Fantasy IV: The After Years. That's half off the usual prices for those games. Next up, we have Final Fantasy VII on sale for $6. This game brought the series to newfound popularity when it launched on the original PlayStation in 1997. Its PS One follow-up Final Fantasy VIII is also on sale for $6.
After three increasingly technology-heavy installments, Final Fantasy IX brought the series back to its fantasy roots. It only made its way to PC in 2016, which is probably why it costs more than the others. It's on sale for $15. Also $15 is the Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster bundle. The MMO Final Fantasy XI: Ultimate Collection is on sale for $30.
Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age didn't hit Steam until earlier this year, so it's also more premium-priced than most of the others, at $25. Next, the Final Fantasy XIII trilogy is on sale for $10 each. Curiously, the acclaimed MMO Final Fantasy XIV isn't on sale, but the Stormblood expansion is down to $20. You can play a free trial if you're on the fence about buying it. Final Fantasy XV is $25, and the more kid-friendly World of Final Fantasy is on sale for $20.
That ought to give you a few thousand hours of role-playing.
- Final Fantasy III -- $8
- Final Fantasy IV -- $8
- Final Fantasy IV: The After Years -- $8
- Final Fantasy V -- $8
- Final Fantasy VI -- $8
- Final Fantasy VII -- $6
- Final Fantasy VIII -- $6
- Final Fantasy IX -- $15
- Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster -- $15
- Final Fantasy XI: Ultimate Collection -- $30
- Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age -- $25
- Final Fantasy XIII -- $10
- Final Fantasy XIII-2 -- $10
- Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII -- $10
- Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood -- $20
- Final Fantasy Type-0 HD -- $15
- Final Fantasy XV Windows Edition -- $25
- World of Final Fantasy -- $20
Source: GameSpot
