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Final Fantasy V is a game that has a weird place in the legacy of the series. It doesn’t have the nostalgic values of being the first in the franchise, nor does it have the crown of being the first to introduce something like the Jobs system that has become a staple of the Final Fantasy games. It also doesn’t have a beloved story like the fourth, sixth and seventh installments. Going back and looking at what people thought of it way back when, you’ll find words like “trite” and “simplistic.” Not exactly sentiments you would expect to see about a game from the early days of this classic series.
Which is kind of a surprise to us reviewing the game now. Maybe it’s having the benefit of hindsight or maybe it’s viewing the story through the lense of 2013, but what we found while playing was a game that takes everything we know and love about the series and refines it into something exciting and fun to play. And as far as that banal story goes? We found it to be an entirely vital and intriguing plot that, despite a slow and silly start, kept us wanting to find out more.
