Final Fantasy Type-0 (2011)
Final Fantasy Type-0, formerly Final Fantasy Agito XIII, is an RPG for the PSP. The PSP Version was only available in Japan, but an Xbox One and Playstation 4 version was localized for North America & Europe.
First released
Oct 27, 2011
Aliases
Final Fantasy Agito 13, Final Fantasy Agito XIII
Franchises
Final Fantasy, Fabula Nova Crystallis
Developed by
Square Enix, Square Visual Works, Scarab Studio
Published by
Square Enix
Platforms
PlayStation Portable, PC, PlayStation Network (PSP), PlayStation Network (Vita), Xbox One, PlayStation 4
Genres
Action, Role-Playing
Themes
Fantasy
Rating
CERO: C, ESRB: M
Releases
- PS4 - Final Fantasy Type-0 HD United States
- PS4 - Final Fantasy Type-0 HD (Collector's Edition) United States
- PSNV - Final Fantasy Type-0 Japan
- PSP - Final Fantasy Type-0 Japan
- PSP - Final Fantasy Type-0 (Ultimate Hits) Japan
- PSP - Delete Japan
- PSPN - Final Fantasy Type-0 Japan
- PSPN - Delete Japan
- XONE - Final Fantasy Type-0 HD (Collector's Edition United States
- XONE - Final Fantasy Type-0 HD United States
Community reviews
You love it or you don't.
Type-0 is a personal favorite of mine, and while the HD release could look a bit better (looking at you, PS2-looking NPCs), it's a pretty good port. The biggest complaint I've seen is the motion blur, which got patched.
The combat isn't at all like the traditional turned-based system, but that's good news if you like to run around and beat up your enemies. The are fourteen unique characters to play as throughout the game, so go crazy.
The music is phenomenal, straight up. The story can get a bit confusing, but reading the unlockable in-game texts helps. To grasp everything, I recommend three playthroughs. It's not that long of a game, but the lore is pretty dang juicy.
Tl;dr Not perfect but fun, great music, play with Japanese audio if you love yourself, NPC dialogue is golden, be prepared for some feelings.
The combat isn't at all like the traditional turned-based system, but that's good news if you like to run around and beat up your enemies. The are fourteen unique characters to play as throughout the game, so go crazy.
The music is phenomenal, straight up. The story can get a bit confusing, but reading the unlockable in-game texts helps. To grasp everything, I recommend three playthroughs. It's not that long of a game, but the lore is pretty dang juicy.
Tl;dr Not perfect but fun, great music, play with Japanese audio if you love yourself, NPC dialogue is golden, be prepared for some feelings.