What is the Hardest Final Fantasy?
When it comes to the Final Fantasy series, many enthusiasts have different opinions about which one is the most challenging. Is it a single-player campaign that tests their skills, or is it a multiplayer section that requires strategic teamplay?
To provide an answer to this question, we have gathered data on every mainline Final Fantasy game released thus far, from the early 16-bit era to the modern, graphically stunning masterpieces of today.
Top 5 Hardest Mainline Final Fantasy Games Ranked by Average Time Played
Table 1: Time Spent Per Game (Mainline only)
| Rank | Game | Average Hours Played |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Final Fantasy VII | 111 Hours |
| 2 | Final Fantasy VI | 84 Hours |
| 3 | Final Fantasy XI | 80 Hours |
| 4 | Final Fantasy IX | 75 Hours |
| 5 | Final Fantasy V | 71 Hours |
Based on these figures, the top 5 hardest Final Fantasy games in the mainline series can be observed. Final Fantasy VII stands atop the list with an average time played of approximately 111 hours. The complexity and depth of its battle system and unique summons contributed to this long time spent in-game.
A Closer Look at the Battle Mechanics
Let’s delve a little deeper into the mechanics of Final Fantasy games to better understand what sets them apart from each other in terms of challenge and replayability.
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