Final Fantasy fans have had it pretty good recently, with release after release for fans new and old, and the joys of the revered RPG franchise don't stop there. There's a huge sale right now for a pretty huge chunk of Final Fantasy games on PC. These are all Steam codes, but the sale can be found at trusted retailer Green Man Gaming which has slashed the prices on its whole Final Fantasy catalog.
This includes the original Final Fantasy 7, its Remake (Intergrade), Crisis Core, X/X-2 Remaster, Stranger of Paradise, Lightning Returns, and so much more as well. We'll leave our favorites in the sale just below, but it's worth checking out everything available as it's a mighty impressive sale for fans of the franchise.
If you're buying up a bunch of the classics, it might be worth checking out how to play the Final Fantasy games in order before diving in, just in case that kind of gaming experience interests you!
There are some amazing PC video game deals for the May Madness sales right now, including these discounts on Final Fantasy. But, there's also big games like Octopath Traveller 2 for $29.99, Dragon's Dogma 2 for $57.39, No Rest for the Wicked (Early Access) for $35.99, Destiny 2: The Final Shape + Annual Pass for $83.99, Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree for $35.19, and so much more.
In our review of Final Fantasy 7 Remake, we said: The expectations around Final Fantasy 7 Remake are sky high, and it mostly manages to deliver. Its combat is top-notch, its enemy variety kept me constantly entertained, and seeing this snippet of story fleshed out with real emotional arcs and the previously hidden humanity behind Midgar filled me with pure joy."
"The boring RPG filler and Kingdom Hearts-esque convolution that was inserted in between did stop my ear-to-ear grin from being constant, but never long enough to kill the mood completely. That leaves this remake as one that still delivered on letting me relive (part of) a classic in stupendous fashion, while also standing as a great RPG all its own."
Robert Anderson is a deals expert and Commerce Editor for IGN. You can follow him @robertliam21 on Twitter.
