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Notoriously Expensive Square Enix Final Fantasy Mobile Games Currently On Sale
Square Enix has been great about making many of its classic RPGs available on mobile devices, but their prices have always been high, especially when compared to the App and Google Play Store's other offerings. Currently, they are on sale which creates the rare opportunity to get classic RPGs at on your phone at prices a little closer to mobile game prices. Here's the full list of discounts:
- Final Fantasy - $3.99
- Final Fantasy II - $3.99
- Final Fantasy III - $6.99 (iPhone/Android) $7.99 (iPad/Google Play/Amazon)
- Final Fantasy IV - $6.99 (iOS) $7.99 (Google Play/Amazon)
- Final Fantasy IV: The After Years - $7.99
- Final Fantasy V - $7.99
- Final Fantasy VI - $7.99
- Final FantasyVII - $12.99
- Final Fantasy IX - $16.99
- Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions - $6.99 (iPhone/iPod Touch/Google Play/Amazon) $7.99 (iPad)
- Final Fantasy Dimensions - $6.99
- Chrono Trigger - $4.99
- Adventures of Mana - $6.99
- Secret of Mana - $3.99 (iOS) / $3.99 (Google Play)
- Romancing SaGa 2 - $14.99
- Chaos Rings III - $9.99
I would recommend grabbing Chrono Trigger.
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