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Final Fantasy Type-0 HD - PlayStation 4

by Square Enix

Platform : PlayStation 4

Rated: Mature

344 customer reviews

Metascore: 72 / 100

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One of the most anticipated FINAL FANTASY titles in series history finally available in stunning HD
Brutally emotional and immersive storyline that only the FINAL FANTASY franchise can provide
High Definition Visuals: The world of Orience is brought to life in rich and vivid detail, coming to modern consoles in gorgeous, newly rendered HD visuals
Customizable Parties: Choose from 14 playable members of Class Zero to control, each with distinctive weapons, abilities, and combat styles
High Stakes Battles: A bloody, action-packed battle system where every attack carries the weight of mortality; Enter a world where a common fire spell incinerates foes, and the deadly Killsight is an instant fatality
A Mature FINAL FANTASY For a New Age: The crystals fuel the flames of war, shedding light on young heroes who must cope with decisions that will mean the difference between life and death and the rise and fall of nations

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Product Dimensions: 6.6 x 5.3 x 0.6 inches ; 2.1 ounces
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Release Date: March 17, 2015
Average Customer Review: 3.7 out of 5 stars See all reviews (344 customer reviews)
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Class Zero

Choose from 14 playable members of Class Zero to control, each with distinctive weapons, abilities, and combat styles.

Final Fantasy Type-0 HD

One of the most highly anticipated role-playing games of all time, Final Fantasy Type-0 makes its Western debut on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One as Final Fantasy Type-0 HD. Featuring the immersive story, memorable characters, and production values the series is known for, players are transported to Orience, a dark, Final Fantasy world governed by crystals and torn apart by war, as the nation’s youth are swept into its conflict. Step into the fray as Class Zero, a group of fourteen students from an elite military academy whose country is attacked by an aggressive neighboring Empire. Using the powerful abilities and magic of all fourteen characters in fast-paced action RPG combat, players must face the brutality and injustices of war to uncover the secrets of its genesis.

High Definition Visuals: The world of Orience is brought to life in rich and vivid detail, coming to modern consoles in gorgeous, newly rendered HD visuals.
Customizable Parties: Choose from 14 playable members of Class Zero to control, each with distinctive weapons, abilities, and combat styles.
High Stakes Battles: A bloody, action-packed battle system where every attack carries the weight of mortality. Enter a world where a common fire spell incinerates foes, and the deadly Killsight is an instant fatality.
A Mature Final Fantasy For a New Age: The crystals fuel the flames of war, shedding light on young heroes who must cope with decisions that will mean the difference between life and death and the rise and fall of nations.
Brutally emotional and immersive storyline that only the Final Fantasy franchise can provide.
Japanese Voice-Over Included: Play the game with English or Japanese voice-over audio with English, French, or Spanish subtitles.
Pre-order Final Fantasy Type-0 HD and secure the Final Fantasy XV Playable Demo.

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Choose from 14 playable members of Class Zero to control, each with distinctive weapons, abilities, and combat styles

High Stakes Battles

A bloody, action-packed battle system where every attack carries the weight of mortality; Enter a world where a common fire spell incinerates foes, and the deadly Killsight is an instant fatality

Immersive Story, Memorable Characters

Players are transported to Orience: A dark, Final Fantasy world governed by crystals and torn apart by war, as the nation’s youth are swept into its conflict.

Stunning Visuals

One of the most anticipated Final Fantasy titles in series history finally available in stunning HD

Pre-Order Bonus

Pre-Order Final Fantasy Type-0 HD to secure the Playable Demo of Final Fantasy XV!

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60 of 71 people found the following review helpful

Class Zero Gets an Average Score

By Tsanche VINE VOICE on April 27, 2015

Platform for Display: PlayStation 4

The Good:

+The story starts off engaging
+Really engaging and complex battle system
+A really good music score

The Bad:

-The story begins with engagement but isn't always coherent
-The characters are also not as well developed
-For the most part, the remastered presentation is severely lacking

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Note: The Following Review is Long

It's hard to believe now, but once upon a time Final Fantasy was a name that was revered in gaming. No fan can quite point to when the decline began, but one thing is for certain, in the Post Final Fantasy XIII world, Final Fantasy doesn't resonate the way it once did. The release of a Final Fantasy used to be something to be excited about, now each one is meant with skepticism. Final Fantasy Type-0 tries a new approach with Final Fantasy. And this is a good thing... I'm just not sure the PS4 was really the way to experience it.

As most know by now, Final Fantasy Type-0 HD is a reissue of a PSP game originally released in 2011. It is a way to sort of try and rebrand Final Fantasy and re-imagine it. When a game advertises itself by saying it's now "mature" it's usually the first instinct that the game will be anything but (if you have to draw attention to it, you're still a work in progress, sorry). Here Type-0 tries to skirt that with it's incredibly powerful opening moments that show, immediately, this isn't the Final Fantasy we all grew up with. In the beginning we get a great big prologue about a nation named Orience that is under attack. The enemy has employed a crystal jammer which keeps the citizens of Orience from using magic, easily allowing the city to be overtaken.Read more ›

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16 of 20 people found the following review helpful

Good, but could have been better

By Chalgyr's Game Room on April 21, 2015

Platform for Display: PlayStation 4

A lot of people have found themselves being shocked at the brutality that we've seen in this iteration of Final Fantasy which is a really impressive HD port from a PSP game. By now everyone has seen the dying chocobo and his rider but compare it to the simple brutality of war from Final Fantasy Tactics, Final Fantasy VI’s slaughter of the Rebels to the Magitek Empire, or even Sin’s destruction in Final Fantasy X and honestly this game is pretty much for par on that note.

Having waited almost ten years now, players are finally able to play the second of the originally announced games at E3 just about a decade ago. Having been out in Japan for the longest time, North America has finally been able to get their hands on a localized version both on the Xbox One and the PlayStation 4. Having fully revamped the system from the original PSP system the changes are clear to see in a lot of cases from the smoothness of the combat systems to the multiple character models. Being a lot to move over, there are some cases in which the graphics haven’t exactly fully transitioned which can be seen in several NPCs that aren’t important to the overall. It might seem like a minor detail, but when everything else looks so gorgeous it does seem to take some of it away.

Type-0 finds players within the Final Fantasy XIII realm of stories with the L'Cie and the Crystals being the central focus. Unlike the mother ship title however, the L'Cie are not the main leads but are instead powerful protectors of the crystals. This was quite a change from the seemingly powerless people struggling against their unwanted fate.Read more ›

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11 of 14 people found the following review helpful

Fun game after you get a hang of the controls and crappy camera angles.

By Gamer4Life on March 20, 2015

Platform for Display: PlayStation 4

Once you get the hang of the controls the game is loads of fun. At first I thought this game was gonna suck because the controls and camera were harsh. Picking up Phantoma is still a pain because it's bound to the same button as attack (stupid) so a lot of times you end up attacking when you want to pick harvest items from your kill and you only have 10 seconds to do so. I have gotten better at it though. You know the funny thing though, is that people are complaining about the Order 1886 having a ton of cut scenes.. dude really... this game has LOADS of cut scenes, but it doesn't really bother me, gives me time to get into the plot.

Positives:
Fun immersive gameplay
Fast paced action with some violence (nice change for a FF game)

Negative:
Graphics even at high def aren't great but it's to be expected from a PSP remaster (not a remake)
Camera angles suck
They don't cover much of what the La'cie is so if you haven't played FF13, you sorta are wondering what the heck.

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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful

Four years too late, a PSP game for PS4...

By Scott T. Plyler on July 27, 2015

Platform for Display: PlayStation 4

Man. This is a TOUGH game to review, because it's hard to be wholly objective about it. Anyone who has watched Square-Enix for the past few years (especially when it comes to the FF franchise) knows that they've made some bewildering decisions which have largely alienated their North American fanbase... repeatedly and unapologetically. This game was originally a game for the Sony PSP, and when it was released in Japan it was well-received and people seemed to really dig it. Over here in North America we were all like: "MAN that looks AWESOME! I want to play it!". And SE was all like: "Okay! America wants to play Final Fantasy Type-0! I think that we should no.". And so we all say around with our wallets open, waving Franklins, but still SE refused to bring the game overseas. There was even a fan translation (which I believe SE went out of it's way to shut down?). PEOPLE WANTED THIS GAME. HARD.

The PSP sputtered it's last few breaths (although everyone who had one still has one and still plays on it- both in Japan and in the States) and the PS Vita was born. Everyone's initial reaction was like: "This is a really cool system and NOW they'll bring Type-0 over!". And SE proudly was like: "Yes! America would like to having Final Fantasy Type-0. We will create another game for Miss Lightning. OKAY!". So we all went back to sulking and trying to figure out why the heck they wouldn't just release the game over here- all the while reading articles about how it was a mature Final Fantasy entry dealing with the harsh realities of war... and it had blood!!! WHAT?!? Wow!

So a few MORE years went by. By this point the Vita had gone through a new, slim incarnation and the PS4 was well established.Read more ›

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