Final Fantasy X
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Tidus, a star athlete, is swept into the world of Spira and joins a young summoner on her pilgrimage to defeat a monster called Sin. It was the first Final Fantasy with voice acting and fully 3D worlds, and it's one of the series' best-loved stories.
Kit's verdict · 8.9/10
A gorgeous, heartfelt journey with the series' smartest turn-based combat.Kit · Sadkitty Games
Loved
- Tactical turn-based battles where you can swap anyone in
- Sphere Grid makes leveling flexible
- A story with real emotional weight
Not so much
- Very linear for most of the game
- Some infamous voice acting moments
Play it if RPG fans who like strategic battles and big emotional stories.
Skip it if players who want open worlds or fast action.
Cheats & codes
No cheat codes
Final Fantasy X doesn't have cheat codes. The tips and secrets below are the next best thing.
Tips
Play it better
- Swap party members mid-battle freely, since anyone who acts earns AP.
- Collect all the Al Bhed Primers to translate the Al Bhed language as you go.
- Use Wakka on flying enemies, Lulu on armored ones, and Tidus or Rikku on fast ones.
- Learn Jecht Shot for blitzball on the boat ride, because it can't be learned later.
- Keep spare Phoenix Downs and use Rikku's Steal on bosses for good items.
- Customize armor with abilities like Auto-Phoenix and Break HP Limit later on.
Secrets & unlockables
Hidden in plain sight
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Trivia
- Nobuo Uematsu shared composing duties for the first time, with Masashi Hamauzu and Junya Nakano.
- It got the first direct sequel in Final Fantasy history, Final Fantasy X-2.
- The Al Bhed language is a simple letter swap of English and Japanese.
- The theme song 'Suteki da ne' was sung by Rikki in Japanese even in the Western release.
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