Final Fantasy Gameplay
Although each installment of the Final Fantasy series is generally set in a different fictional world with separate storylines, there are several commonalities from game to game when it comes to gameplay, many aspects of which have remained relatively consistent throughout the series.
Read more about Final Fantasy Gameplay: Parties and Battles, Minigames, Character Growth and Classes, Magic, Airships and Transport, Reception and Legacy
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