Series
Final Fantasy Games in Order
All 359 entries, oldest first.
The Final Fantasy series has 359 entries in our database, from Final Fantasy to Tetra Master. They are listed below in release order, which is also the recommended play order.
Where to start
Best reviewed
Final Fantasy III
· 100/100
Most recent that reviewed well
Final Fantasy X
· 95/100
Earliest entry
Final Fantasy
The list below is in release order, which is the safest route through any series. We do not publish a story order, because that is a judgement about games rather than something our data can tell us.
359 games
70
Final Fantasy
40
Final Fantasy II
Final Fantasy
The Final Fantasy Legend
Final Fantasy III
Final Fantasy Legend II
Final Fantasy Adventure
80
Final Fantasy IV
Final Fantasy IV Easy Type
Final Fantasy II
Final Fantasy Legend III
Final Fantasy: Mystic Quest
Final Fantasy V
Final Fantasy I & II
100
Final Fantasy III
Final Fantasy VII
Final Fantasy IV
Final Fantasy Tactics
85
Final Fantasy VII
Final Fantasy VII International
70
Chocobo no Fushigi na Dungeon
Ehrgeiz
Final Fantasy V
Final Fantasy VII
61
Chocobo's Dungeon 2
90
Final Fantasy VIII
Chocobo World
Chocobo no Fushigi na Dungeon for WonderSwan
Final Fantasy Collection
Final Fantasy VI
Chocobo Racing
Final Fantasy Anthology
Chocobo Stallion
Chocobo Collection
Final Fantasy VIII
84
Final Fantasy IX
Hataraku Chocobo
Final Fantasy
Final Fantasy II
Final Fantasy Chronicles
95
Final Fantasy X
Final Fantasy I+II Premium Package
Final Fantasy X International
Final Fantasy Anthology
Makai Toushi SaGa
Final Fantasy IV
63
Final Fantasy XI Online
Tetra Master
Quick answers
Frequently asked questions
How many Final Fantasy games are there?
There are 359 games in the Final Fantasy series in our database, including spin-offs, remasters and re-releases.
What order should I play the Final Fantasy games in?
The list below is in release order, which is the safest route through any series — later entries assume you know what happened in earlier ones.
Where should I start with Final Fantasy?
Final Fantasy III is the best reviewed entry at 100/100, while Final Fantasy X is the most recent that reviewed well — usually the easier one to start on, since it will feel closest to a modern game.