A pixel fresco that marked a generation, brought back for a new one.

The profile rests on few votes, so let's keep a light touch. What stands out most clearly is the feel in hand: ahead of more than eight games out of ten, a strong first signal even if it needs more duels to confirm. The soundtrack follows up high, ahead of two thirds of titles, but on a single vote, so really one to confirm. The rest settles around average, attachment and fun balanced, while the idea of taking it to a desert island lands lower, ahead of only a third of games, on one isolated vote. The picture forming: an RPG that's a pleasure to handle, more than a companion you can't part with.

In its genre, Final Fantasy VI remains a JRPG benchmark, an opera of characters and betrayals. This 2D rework modernizes the pixels without disowning the classic, where other remakes go full-screen 3D.

So, who's it for? For you if you love sprawling turn-based stories and a soundtrack that stays with you. Much less if you want the instant love at first sight, because on these early votes it's the mechanics that shine, not yet the attachment.