Complete the video game Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, a role-playing adventure.
Time-hopping JRPG often called the greatest ever (1995).
Cloud's landmark, genre-shaping JRPG (1997).
The 1987 original that saved Square: four Light Warriors, a job you pick at the start and a time loop at the end.
Five chapters, each following a different party member until they all meet in the last one.
A crashed colony ship on the alien Mira, an open world four times the size of the others, and mechs to cross it.
No experience points - your stats grow from what you do - and the first game in the series with a real story.
The job system proper, twenty-three classes swapped at will, and the last of the trilogy that never left Japan for years.
The handheld one built for playing next to other people, with a shared map and grottos traded on the street.
The 1986 game that invented the Japanese role-playing game: one hero, one slime at a time.
Build your own party, then learn which world you have been walking around; the ending that ties the trilogy up.
Kalos, the first three-dimensional generation, and mega evolution in the middle of a battle.
Sinnoh, the underground and the slowest battles in the series.
Galar, the Wild Area and Dynamax; the first mainline game on a television.
Hoenn, double battles and a plot about the sea and the land.
Unova with an all-new roster and a villain who has a point.
108 Stars of Destiny, a castle to fill and a war between brothers; Konami's first.
Titans, Blades and Rex; the divisive middle Xenoblade with the best soundtrack.
Cecil turns from dark knight to paladin; the first Final Fantasy with a real story.
Three generations, a marriage you choose and monsters you recruit; the fans' favourite.
The first fully 3D Dragon Quest, with Akira Toriyama's world in cel shading.
The Luminary and a classic turn-based quest; the most traditional great JRPG of its decade.
Paldea, three stories and a fully open world; the ambitious, broken one.
The MMORPG rebuilt from a failure; A Realm Reborn to Dawntrail with the best story in the series.
Catch Pokemon in real time in a feudal Sinnoh; the series finally changes.
Ichiban Kasuga turns the series turn-based in Yokohama; the funniest RPG of 2020.
Two Solstice warriors in a Chrono Trigger tribute; Sabotage Studio.
Two nations at eternal war and soldiers with ten years to live; Monolith Soft's best.
A world on the bodies of two dead titans; the Wii JRPG fans campaigned to bring West.
Tidus, Yuna and the pilgrimage across Spira; the first voiced Final Fantasy.
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