Ever since the release ofFinal Fantasy 7on PlayStation 1, theFinal Fantasybrand has been closely tied to PlayStation. This continues to this day as theupcomingFinal Fantasy 16is a timed PS5 exclusive game, plus a slew of classicFinal Fantasytitles are making their way to the PlayStation Now subscription service.
It was recently confirmed that five classicFinal Fantasygames are coming to PlayStation Now. These include the three PS1-eraFinal Fantasygames as well as two of the PS2-eraFFtitles. It’s possible that even moreFinal Fantasygames will make their way to PlayStation Now in future, but fans of the franchise should be kept plenty busy by the new PlayStation Now offerings set to be added over the course of the next five months.
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Here areall theFinal Fantasygames coming to PlayStation Nowover the course of the next five months.
All Final Fantasy Games Coming to PlayStation Now
Final Fantasy 7
Not to be confused withFinal Fantasy 7 Remake, the originalFinal Fantasy 7is making its way to PlayStation Now starting September 7. Granted, this isn’t exactly the same as the PlayStation 1 game from the 90s; this is anenhanced version ofFinal Fantasy 7that includes some graphical updates and some major quality-of-life improvements. Among these quality-of-life improvements are the ability to speed up the game so players can fast-forward through the grinding and turn-based battles, allowing them to enjoy it for its story or other elements if they so desire.
Final Fantasy 7is the story of Cloud Strifeand AVALANCHE as they rally against the Shinra organization. Cloud is hired by AVALANCHE as a mercenary as they carry out their eco-terrorist activities, and he is reunited with childhood friend Tifa in the process. Along the way, Cloud and the gang come into conflict with the intimdiating and incredibly dangerous Sephiroth, which leads to one of the most shocking moments in gaming history.
Final Fantasy 7is still hailed today as an absolute classic of the genre and one of the bestFinal Fantasygames. There is a reason Square Enix has focused so much of its attention onFF7nostalgia and why it’s gotten a full-blown remake over other titles in theFinal Fantasyseries.
Final Fantasy 8
Final Fantasy 8is one of the more divisive entries in the series, yet it still earned widespread critical acclaim at the time of its original release.Final Fantasy 8’s Draw system has its critics as well as its fans, but many have been drawn to the game’s memorable cast of characters and engaging story.Final Fantasy 8sees Squall Leonhart and his companions squaring off against Ultimecia, an evil and powerful sorceress.
The meat and potatoes ofFinal Fantasy 8is still the traditional turn-basedFFcombat and high stakes story, but players can also check out theTriple Triad card mini-gameif they want to do something else to pass the time.
Final Fantasy 9
WhereasFinal Fantasy 7andFinal Fantasy 8blend sci-fi elements with fantasy setting,Final Fantasy 9takes the franchise back to its roots by fully embracing a medieval fantasy setting. InFinal Fantasy 9, players take on the role of thethief Zidane Tribal, who finds himself on a quest to take down Queen Brahne of Alexandria, along with her daughter Princess Garnet Til Alexandros XVII, Vivi, and other characters.
Final Fantasy 9comes to PlayStation Now on November 2.
Final Fantasy 10/10-2 HD Remaster
Final Fantasy 10is the story of Tidus, who seemingly finds himself transported far into the future, with the world as he knew it completely wiped out. Like otherFinal Fantasygames, Tidus gathers party members on his adventure, and they all team up in an effort to fight back a threat known as “Sin.” The plot is a lot more complex than it sounds on paper, with plenty of twists and turns to keepFinal Fantasyengaged from the iconic opening all the way to the end credits.
Final Fantasy 12: The Zodiac Age
Final Fantasyfans can ring in the new year withFinal Fantasy 12: The Zodiac Agewhen it hits PlayStation Now on Jun 08, 2025. The finalFinal Fantasygame in this influx ofFFtitles for the PS Now lineup,Final Fantasy 12is the latest main seriesFinal Fantasytitle that released for the PlayStation 2. It features an open world and a completely revamped combat system, helping it stand far apart from its predecessors. These innovations madeFinal Fantasy 12somewhat divisive back in the day but it’s still generally recognized as yet another high-quality entry in Square Enix’s legendaryFinal Fantasyfranchise.
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