FINAL FANTASY X/X-2 HD Remaster

The base game alone has a lot of issues, but there's a mod called Untitled Project X that fixes everything. I recommend taking the time to learn how to set that up and otherwise this game is great.

If you get this version please get the PS2 Models Mod! The Remaster look for Yuna and Tidus are atrocious! Also, install "Untitled" Project X mod that further enhances the game! https://www.nexusmods.com/finalfantasyxx2hdremaster/mods/228 https://github.com/Kaldaien/UnX/releases/tag/unx_091

Great game bad port. Will need a 3rd party patch to fix the crash bug.

After about a hundred hours, I finally beat this masterpiece and got all the achievements, with help from the speed boost to fasten the heavy grind at the endgame. Now, what should I say about this game that hasn't been said before? This game is a pure masterpiece and a roller coaster of emotion till the end. I just love this game, even though it was my first time playing it. I never thought I'd be pulled in by such an emotional story like FFX has. And by the time I reached around 40 hours of gameplay, I just said, nope, I can't finish this game right now. There's so much I want to enjoy for a little longer, so I just decided to platinum this game. It's not an easy thing, especially with the amount of grinding and superbosses without using Zanmato. But hey, what can I say? It's a testimony of my love for this game. It's just such an amazing story and game overall, and I hope you're going to love it too! For those who make jokes about the laughing VA for both Yuna and Tidus, there's one thing I remember when watching that cutscene, is that the amount of absurdity in life that both Tidus and Yuna face at that moment is tremendous. Now, if Nietzsche were there, he would've told them to embrace the nihilistic and meaningless nature of life and that would be such a downer, wouldn't it? While Camus would've told them to revolt against their fate and abandon all the people's hope for Spira altogether. But there's a saying from Milan Kundera that really resonates with this: in the face of the absolute absurdity of fate and the inevitable death to come, the one thing people should do is just laugh in the face of death. And that's how I feel about the whole cutscene. It's raw emotion, well maybe not executed flawlessly, but still a choice that makes sense regardless.

It's a good game, but the port is spotty. Do not buy this and expect it to work with no effort--you'll get a green screen on the first FMV you see and realize the issue. Either search "ffx 4GB patch" or "ffx untitled project x" for fixes. If you can tolerate having to fix a PC game to make it work, then it's worth buying.

This isn't a review of the game itself, but the port. Game itself is wonderful, fun fights, grindy bits in classic FF fashion, awesome story and fun plot twists. However, the port itself is awful without 3rd party fixes. Constant green screen bugs through what are supposed to be amazingly rendered cut-scenes, unskippable other cut-scenes that you have to sit through 5+ minutes of stuff if you died and had to restart before it, and CONSTANT crashes. Literally was on the last boss fight and had to repeat it 4 times just because of crashes alone. As other people have mentioned there are fixes via mods, however its frustrating that you have to do that just to get to play the game how it was originally meant to be played.

Crashes, freezes, green screens in cutscenes... Thank god there's an autosave feature that saves you a bit of time.

One of best Final Fantasy games ever made. Your beloved game getting HD remaster that included 2 game in one. Including original and remastered in game soundtrack alongside in game booster. But I hate avoiding lightning in Thunder Plains so much. Mandatory, but you must do it for celestial weapons and of course for achievement purpose. Blitzball tournament is repetitive and boring, but once again you must do it for celestial weapon and achievements purpose. Must play this game alongside guide or walkthrough if you're first time playing this game and always saving your game whatever you can, or... You'll accidentally missed something or suddenly fighting secret or optional boss without any preparation.

This version looks good but it is very crash happy and cutscenes do not always load. The autosave spares you the worst of it, but it is annoying to say the least. You will be unable to refund by the time you are leaving the intro sections. Just watch it, not worth playing in this version

classic final fantasy even though its the 10th mainline entry. Sphere Grid is just amazing and the voice acting and animations rock my socks off

Love this game but not this crap every cut scene green screen is not good...Also having to mods to fix this game what the hell square....Get emulator or console version if you don't want to mods for a better and easier time.

This is the BUGGIEST Remaster I've ever experienced. If you want to constantly LOSE PROGRESS, I guess this game is for you! It's already grindy to level the characters, but when the game freezes there's no way out of it with out force-quitting and losing your progress since the last save. There's NUMEROUS reports of the game "Green-Screening" during the high resolution cutscenes. There's adjustments that you can do on the main settings with the Alias, but you have to do this EVERY TIME you log in, or else you just skip the high res cutscenes. Save your money, get an emulator, and play the original FFX there! This is absolutely garbage. I was in the Calm Lands and got almost 10 of each fiend before it crashed and I lost all those HOURS of time. The devs hear these complaints, but they don't do shit about it.

Game crashes constantly. Sorry but for a game that is over 2 decades old, there shouldn't be this may issues with a PC port. Nostalgia isn't worth it if you have to constantly reboot the game and lose progress over and over, and it's almost funny that steam hasn't fixed this issue yet.

Huge fan of FFX and was excited to play it but I am getting 'green screens' during cut-scenes which is a problem and ruining my enjoyment of the game.

Games a classic, peak golden age squaresoft final fantasy years.

A fantastic breath of fresh air on a classic. I really want to enjoy this remaster, I really want to relive my younger years and get lost in Spira, but the amount of bugs and immersion-breaking issues is beyond frustrating. Black screens after battles that take up to a minute to clear while I'm left pondering if the game crashed, cutscenes that are nothing but a green screen robbing me of some of the best content the game has, random bugs and crashes, horrible remastered faces, the list goes on. I really would love Square Enix to actually put the effort in to fix the long list of issues this game has. A simple search for these bugs shows they have existed for years with no patch to fix them. My honest opinion? A ISO with PCSXII will provide a more genuine seamless experience than whatever this garbage is.

I beat this game originally on the PS2 (I still have the disc to this day!) and fell completely in love with this one. I love the story, the characters, the adorable romance between Tidus and Yuna. The combat was fun, the Sphere Grid was a super unique take on "leveling up" and getting abilities, etc. The graphics are amazing at the time, too. Every single time the team ends up seeing the Farplane I end up crying, because that area is always just so beautiful to me. I also love the different Aeons you can get with Yuna, Anima being my top favorite among them. I have nothing bad to say about this game at all and well worth playing if you enjoy Final Fantasy in general. I admit I could be biased though as this specific title in the franchise holds a very special place in my heart. This was one of those gem kind of games for me in my youth, along side Kingdom Hearts. <3

Favorite game since I was a kid. 10/10 recommend if you haven't tried! Watching people play Expedition 33 brought me back to another round of it

Final Fantasy X has one of the best stories I've ever experienced in a game — emotional, powerful, and unforgettable. Even after all these years, it still hits hard. The world of Spira, the characters, the music — everything just comes together beautifully. The remaster looks great, and the turn-based combat still feels solid. Unfortunately, the PC version isn’t perfect. The game crashes occasionally, and sometimes cutscenes show up as a green screen. There are some fixes floating around Reddit, but I usually just quit and reload thanks to the auto-save feature. Haven’t touched X-2 yet — will update this review once I do. Technical issues aside, FFX is absolutely worth playing, especially if you care about a good story

An amazing game - great story, great characters, great leveling system, amazing summons - you name it, the game has it. I must for new or old FF players!

My favorite FF and one of the greatest games of all time. Damn it takes a lot of grind to 100% though.

Highly recommend this game. I have had it since release and played countless hours on multiple platforms.

This is one of my favorite JRPG's even in the FF series it stands out. Glad to have played it more than once over the years!

Great game, crap port. Your game WILL crash without mods.

Game has issues crashing. The game play and story line for both games are great, but Square-Enix needs to fix the bug that causes it to crash. Apparently, there is a third party fix for the crashing (using some kind of software to modify your game files but, that should be unnecessary.

absolute classic, loved this game from its first release and love it still! its runs smoothly like it was made for PC and the little extra's for increasing/decreasing battle frequency, auto battle and always overdrive are nice touches, especially for those returning players like me more wanting to cruise through story than have a difficult play through. i would always recommend this game no matter the console/PC it is being played on

I originally beat the game on PS2 back in the day... and it's still my favorite FF game. I can't recommend it enough. The sphere grid inspired many RPGs over the years, some of the best summon designs ever, one of the most killer mini-games any RPG has ever had, and tons of secrets to help keep you in this fantastic world. If you give it an honest try, I promise you won't be disappointed.

Great game! Deep and very intriguing story along with fun battles and infinitely customizable characters. Be aware the game crashes a lot and doesn't have very good autosaving so you might lose some progress. Other than that. I think the game is great.

I play this every few years for nostalgia and masochistic reasons. (i have the originals on PS2). Aside from the frustrating puzzles or upkeep quests at times, everything else about both games has given me plenty of enjoyment for the past 20 years. X-2 was the first FF game i properly played and the dresspheres, combat and grids hooked me in as a teenager

Great game! story, menu, combat, characters, aions, cut scenes and many more are excelent ! this game is a must !

I loved this game when it first came out on the ps2. I played for hundreds of hours. I still love this game now.

Great game, but the Steam version will crash often and usually at the most inopportune times.

Even 20 years later this game still allows a decent challenge, excellent replay value, and a painless way to lose yourself for a time.

Exceptional Games. FFX and FFX-2 are both unique and completely different, would highly recommend to new final fantasy players and i can see myself replaying them again

This is my first ever Final Fantasy game to play and I am having so much fun. The story, the updated graphics and that old school grind I feel back in my days of high school are all coming back. This has opened up so many more doors to JRPG for me and I cant wait to try others.

Nice Remaster of one of the greatest games. My first FF experience and greatly recommended to start with. Not the X-2 part though, that fighting system is based on stupid dances and is basically an extra story. The main game already has it all.

I expected to hate this game. And you know what? I did. Vehemently for around 5 hours. Then I made the wise decision of turning of the voice acting. Suddenly, everything good about the game shone through.

The new Magic The Gathering set has me playing again for the 4th time in the last 15 years if that says anything. 100+ hour game if you do everything you can do and you're a regular person not some sort of speedrunner Oh and I only ever played FFX, purchase price is worth that alone, and that other game exists I guess

[i](This review discusses Final Fantasy X only. I have yet to play X-2.)[/i] If you know anything about this game, it’s probably the [b]“AH HA HA HA HA!!!”[/b] scene. But trust me, this game is so much more than that! This is my second Final Fantasy game I’ve played [i](my first being 7)[/i], and it is [b]absolutely magnificent![/b] It tells a somber yet beautiful story, and its presentation is spectacular in every aspect! The characters are very well written, and the lore is deep, intriguing, and superbly thought out. The visuals are gorgeous as well, and the pre-rendered cutscenes are outstanding and so beautiful that I couldn’t [b]BELIEVE[/b] they were from [b]2001!![/b] And of course we MUST talk about the music! This game has one of the greatest soundtracks I’ve ever heard in a video game, with a very distinct magical orchestra feel to most of it, as well as mixing in genres like choir hymns, folk & country tunes, rock, and even heavy metal! [b]Nobuo Uematsu never misses!![/b] And he had two other composers helping him too, and they didn’t miss either!! For the gameplay, the Sphere Grid is probably one of the turn-based RPG systems I’ve had the most fun with! It is fascinating to advance the characters’ skills and stats by having them move around the grid. They can even travel into each other’s sphere paths and learn each other’s skills, so they aren’t limited to a single role and you can build them how you want! Of course, the HD Remaster does have a few drawbacks. The characters’ faces are one of the most notorious ones, and it’s a shame that some of the data from the original game was lost which resulted in this. The new faces aren’t bad though, and it was only by comparing them to the original that I saw why people don’t like them. And of course, the other drawback is that Square Enix is not really known for making fantastic PC ports [i](at least from what I’ve seen)[/i], and this game is an example of that. While some of the instances of the game freezing can be chalked up to PS2 quirks, my playthrough was not without total crashes, one of which happened [b]RIGHT AFTER THE FINAL BATTLE AND I HAD TO YOUTUBE THE ENDING. I ACTUALLY RAGED.[/b] But these are very trivial things, and the HD Remaster is still a fantastic way to experience the 2001 classic! Overall, Final Fantasy X is a fantastic experience with beautiful storytelling and music! If you’re looking for an entry point into the Final Fantasy franchise or even into turn-based RPGs games in general, then this is the game for you! [b]I absolutely recommend this game to all![/b] [b]Overall Rating: Final Fantasy TEN gets a TEN out of TEN!!![/b]

One of the greatest RPGs with all the content. What else could one want? (Well, besides the old PS2 models, but I can understand those were lost)

This game just made me cry like a little bitch, same goes with FFIX. FFX/10 game FR.

FFX: I've started this game many times over the years, but this is the first time I beat it. It is pretty good! I especially liked the summons, it is awesome how powerful they can get. It is nice this game has a good amount of optional endgame content, but combat became a real slog over the course of 50 hours or so. Also, playing Blitzball for 15 hours to unlock the upgrade for Wakka's celestial weapon was truly miserable. FFX-2 I didn't know much about this game, except that it doesn't seem to be well loved by FFX fans. I can see why, the tone is very silly in stark contrast to the melodrama of FFX, but I kinda appreciate that since beginning with a serious and depressing tone would have undercut the whole saving the world thing from FFX. More importantly, this game may well have my favorite combat system in the entire FF franchise. I was horribly overwhelmed at first, but after a few hours I grew to love it. I like job systems, and there are some very cool jobs in this game, although many of the outfits are not that cool looking imo. I do have some complaints: story progression can feel like a chore, literally going through a list of locations from FFX over and over. And there are a number of minigames that I didn't like at all. Unfortunately I may never finish this game thanks to how frequently it crashes. It seems like they become more frequent as I get further into the game and there is no known solution. The crashes aren't quite frequent or consistent enough to prevent me from making progress, but they are really disheartening.

Tied for my favorite game of all time with Dark Cloud, Ratchet & Clank Going Commando, and Kingdom Hearts 1

I enjoyed it. Solid game. A bit silly at times, but at times, silly is what you need.

No 60fps. No PlayStation button prompts when using a PS controller. The menu for changing resolution can only be accessed by pressing Escape (so if you're using a controller, too bad). Accept is B/Circle by default, you have to change it manually because they couldn't be bothered to change it themselves. And all of that on top of an already lackluster remaster, with the botched faces for the entire party (at least those can be fixed thanks to modders). Just a lazy port on top of an already lazy remaster. The game itself is a classic and deserved better than this.

The Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster isn’t just a visual facelift—it’s a carefully preserved time capsule, offering two vastly different but equally valuable RPG experiences. One is a melancholic pilgrimage full of emotional weight and unforgettable characters. The other is a glittery, fast-paced girl-powered adventure with a heart buried beneath its pop-star exterior. Together, they form one of the most intriguing and complete packages in RPG history—and this remaster makes them shine brighter than ever. Even after all these years, Final Fantasy X remains a powerful experience. You follow Tidus, a displaced athlete, and Yuna, a summoner on a pilgrimage to defeat the monstrous Sin, through a world steeped in spiritual despair and hope. The voice acting may be dated (yes, we all remember that laugh), but the emotional beats hit hard, especially in the final act. The turn-based battle system is still one of the franchise’s best—clean, strategic, and rewarding. The Sphere Grid allows for meaningful character growth and customization, and the game’s pacing is tight, making every area and encounter feel purposeful. The remaster enhances everything with sharper textures, better lighting, and a beautifully rearranged soundtrack (with the option to switch to the original, if you’re nostalgic). Final Fantasy X-2 is a bold shift in tone and design. Set two years after the original, it follows Yuna, Rikku, and Paine on a mission that blends treasure hunting, political intrigue, and personal closure. Gone is the somber pilgrimage—in its place is non-linear storytelling, upbeat music, and costume-based combat. While its story lacks the emotional gravitas of FFX, X-2 delivers one of the fastest and most flexible combat systems in the series. The Dressphere system is essentially job classes on steroids, and it keeps battles fresh, dynamic, and wildly fun. If you can get past the early pop idol energy, there’s surprising depth beneath the surface. The remaster adds previously Japan-only content like the Last Mission dungeon and a brief audio drama epilogue that hints at even more story... though its quality is, frankly, debatable (and controversial among fans). Square Enix took this remaster seriously. Both games run beautifully with improved textures, character models, and animations. The orchestral rearrangement of FFX’s soundtrack is mostly excellent, though purists will appreciate the option to switch to the original. Load times are acceptable, and the UI feels clean and modernized without losing the charm of the original. Trophies, auto-save, and the ability to speed up or tweak gameplay (on some versions) make this the definitive way to experience these classics—especially on the go via Switch or Steam Deck. The Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster is more than a nostalgic trip—it’s a powerful reminder of Square Enix’s storytelling and design peak. Whether you're revisiting Spira or diving in for the first time, this package delivers emotion, innovation, and replayability in equal measure. Final Fantasy X is a classic that still stands tall, and X-2, for all its quirks, is a brave sequel that’s aged better than many remember. Together, they’re two sides of the same coin: one somber and spiritual, the other stylish and subversive. A lovingly remastered bundle that honors the emotional highs of the original and celebrates its daring sequel. Essential for JRPG fans, and one of the best remaster packages in the genre. Pros: -Rich, heartfelt story in FFX -Fast, stylish combat in X-2 -Visual and audio upgrades are top-notch -Tons of content and replayability -Includes all international/bonus content Cons: -Some dated voice acting and animations -X-2’s tone shift may alienate some players -The “audio epilogue” is divisive Rating: 8/10

amazing graphics for the era and a timeless story

No i cant recommend this game it so broken and really no solution to fix it. no that 4mb patch dose not work. Square-Enix are a bunch of lazy so and sos billion dollar company and cant fix their garbage. it makes me glad I have consoles me original switch works better than this garbage at least no green screen no crashes every 1 minute my ps2 plays it better!

When I tried to dodge lightning bolt 200 times, my soul tried to leave my body and the room I was in.

FFX: blitzball... chocobo racing... butterflies... lightning... monster arena... sphere grid... dark aeons... penance... nemesis... gil... attack reels :3 Yojimbo :3 Yuna :3 FFX-2 itchy... chocobo catching... gunners gauntlet... trema... sphere break... blitzball... via infinito... 100%... shinra's bestiary... last mission... yuna :3