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Final Fantasy VI

1994SquareSNES · PS1 · GBA · iOS · Android
95PurrfectSadkitty Score
95KitSuperintelligent review
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About the game

A rebellion fights a magic-hungry empire led by the unforgettable clown Kefka. With 14 playable characters and no single hero, it set the bar for storytelling in 16-bit RPGs.

Kit's verdict · 9.5/10The SNES's grandest ensemble drama, villain and soundtrack in one cart. Kit · Sadkitty Games

Loved

  • A huge, memorable cast
  • Kefka is one of gaming's great villains
  • The opera scene and Uematsu's score

Not so much

  • Easy to break with Espers and relics
  • Some characters get far less development

Play it if anyone who wants an emotional, operatic RPG with real stakes.

Skip it if players who want a hard, tactical battle system.

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Final Fantasy VI doesn't have cheat codes. The tips and secrets below are the next best thing.

Tips

Play it better

  1. Sabin's Blitz moves use fighting-game style inputs; enter them after selecting Blitz, then press A.
  2. Equip Espers to learn spells and pay attention to their level-up stat bonuses.
  3. Get Sprint Shoes relics early to move faster, and look for the Genji Glove and Offering for big damage.
  4. Send Gau to leap on the Veldt to learn Rages from the enemies you've met.
  5. Vanish followed by an instant-death spell kills many bosses outright in the original versions.
  6. Save before the opera house; it has a timed sequence and can catch you out.
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Trivia

  • It was released in North America as Final Fantasy III because two earlier entries never left Japan.
  • Yoshitaka Amano's watercolour concept art shaped its look.
  • The opera sequence used SNES sound tricks to suggest singing voices.
  • Ted Woolsey's English translation had to cut and soften text to fit space and Nintendo's rules.
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