And, given that the series’ most recent installments have all been criticised by some based on them not being turn-based RPGs in which players and enemies alike line up politely and take it in turns to hit one another, this is something that it’s extremely important to revisit - particularly given Final Fantasy XVI’s complete embracing of the “action RPG” descriptor.įinal Fantasy is arguably most well-known for its turn-based titles, yes, but it’s also worth bearing in mind that the last traditionally turn-based (well, Active Time Battle-based) Final Fantasy title was Final Fantasy X-2 from 2003. Speaking with gaming website Gamer Escape in 2016, World of Final Fantasy director Hiroki Chiba noted that series creator Hironobu Sakaguchi’s core ideal for the series had always been “if it’s not new, it’s not Final Fantasy”.
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