Stranger of Paradise Final Fantasy Origin - PlayStation 5

Got this for my ex husband for his birthday and he said it was an excellent game! Had perfect amount of story, action/fighting, good play length and side quests, and a bunch of characters. Highly Recommend for any final fantasy fan. I remember he was looking forward to this game coming out and was very pleased with it.

Not a normal Final Fantasy game, story is different but fractured.

As a lifelong fan of the Final Fantasy series, I was eagerly anticipating the release of Stranger of Paradise Final Fantasy Origin for PlayStation 5. And let me tell you, this game did not disappoint.From the moment I started playing, I was completely immersed in the world of the game. The graphics are stunning, with incredible attention to detail in every scene. And the sound design is equally impressive, with a sweeping orchestral soundtrack that perfectly captures the epic scope of the story.Speaking of the story, Stranger of Paradise Final Fantasy Origin delivers a truly engaging narrative that will keep you hooked from start to finish. Set in a dark and mysterious world, the game follows the journey of three unlikely heroes as they battle their way through hordes of monsters and uncover the truth behind their own pasts.But what really sets this game apart is the combat. It's fast-paced, strategic, and incredibly satisfying. You'll need to master a variety of weapons and abilities to take down the game's challenging bosses, and every victory feels like a hard-won accomplishment.And if all that wasn't enough, the game also features a deep and rewarding leveling system that allows you to customize your character's abilities and stats to suit your playstyle.Overall, I can't recommend Stranger of Paradise Final Fantasy Origin enough. Whether you're a die-hard fan of the series or just looking for a great action RPG to sink your teeth into, this game is sure to impress. So grab your PlayStation 5 controller, buckle up, and get ready for an epic journey through a world unlike any other.

Thank you amazon. Great game.

Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy is a thrilling and visually stunning experience. The captivating storyline, intense combat, and nostalgic Final Fantasy elements make it a must-play for fans and newcomers alike.

Love the game. Could ask for a better prequel!

Wow. I did not expect to like this game as much as I did.Stranger of Paradise was a really interesting and fun game that, I feel, is on the receiving end of some hefty and somewhat unfair criticism due to its cheesy launch trailer and demo.The game is definitely B-tier material, which is reflected in the graphics (looks likeUnreal Engine 3, right?) and what looks to be like cut content, such as towns which, oddly, still have their remnants in the form of NPC conversations accessible via menu. Not to mention that the very meme-able trailer and demo (that seems like a carbon copy Souls game), did not do favors to this game as both left a negative first impression.That all said, I took the game to be very tongue and cheek and self-aware of its grouchy protagonist. The game is definitely a easier version of a Souls game. That may be a pro or a con to people however I didn't mind this and definitely thought the game was fun.The element of the game that most surprised me was the story, which I thought was very interesting. The game is obviously a retelling (with a key twist at the end) of Final Fantasy I. I thought this was great, not particularly because I am a huge fan of the first game (which I still have on NES) but because I felt it to breathe some new life into an old game from the late 80s.Giving some more life to potentially obscure characters and plot elements from a relatively forgotten, overlooked, and/or overshadowed game in a well-known series brought them into some quasi relevance, depending on how successful this game is. (I'm reviewing during its launch window.) Definitely a different spin than just a straight remake, which I'm kinda growing tired of.That all said, I appreciated the effort in this game. As we move farther away from the 80s and 90s, I suspect that we'll have newer generations who won't dabble in the older mainline FF games. To the extent that this sort of approach is respectful of the series and viable for Square, it would be great to have some other takes on more obscure FF titles.

The media could not be loaded. Really fun side Final fantasy game. I'm playing this game in between playing final fantasy XVI and it's pretty fun for when I want a break from the mainline games I'm playing. Really enjoy the job system and grind this game offers.