The Ninth Art Gallery

A perfect tribute to the 2001 masterpiece, one of the closest-to-perfect works in the FF series. Nobuo Uematsu's legendary soundtrack, Yuna's perfect character development, epic-level presentation effects, a milestone in gaming history.

An all-around improvement work based on 'Remake', reaching masterpiece-level performance. Mature and complete combat system, stunning visual presentation, deeply moving character development, the peak work of the FF7 remake trilogy.

SE's bold reinterpretation of a classic, the first part of the trilogy. Though stunning in technical and visual presentation, combat system design and content completeness have issues, Midgar chapter limitations affect overall experience.

The definitive edition of P5, adding more exciting content while maintaining the essence of the original. With its unique visual language and profound social allegory, it pushes the boundaries of interactive narrative art to new heights.

A perfect remake of the classic horror game, bringing a milestone work from twenty years ago to a new generation of players with extremely high fidelity. Akira Yamaoka's legendary soundtrack combined with modernized modeling, full of immersion.

A distinctive Japanese-style tower defense masterpiece developed by Capcom, with the background of a shrine maiden saving a mountain village covered by defilement. Exquisite art design, excellent control feel, though limited by the tower defense framework but full of creativity, an underrated excellent indie game.

Koei Tecmo's revolutionary innovation work for the Warriors series. Players take on the role of the fictional warrior 'Zi Luan' participating in early Three Kingdoms history, reinterpreting the Warriors experience from an RPG perspective, well-crafted with strong immersion.

A new fantasy RPG developed by Atlus, set in a medieval restoration background. Though overall quality is excellent, maintaining Atlus's consistently high standards, innovation is lacking, more like 'reskinned Persona'. Complete worldview, rich content.

A stable performance work in the DQ series, though too orthodox but still excellent. Exquisite New Game Plus element design, excellent map design, a very replayable JRPG work.

Naoki Yoshida's bold attempt in the single-player realm, a work attempting to revolutionize the FF series. Breakthrough achievements in visual presentation and Eikon system, but with obvious shortcomings in story and narrative.

The FF series' first sequel work, also a failed attempt. Though the combat system is novel and support systems rich, there are serious problems in core aspects like story and character development, a disappointing sequel.

The latest work in Softstar's dual-sword series, an immortal cultivation RPG with Mohist mechanical arts as its background. Though it has highlights in voice acting and text, overall performance is mediocre with frequent technical issues and weak plot, failing to continue the series' glory.