Final Fantasy games

Order these Final Fantasy games by release year. You place all 28 cards on one timeline, one at a time. Three wrong guesses ends the run.

Final Fantasy games
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How the Final Fantasy games timeline game works

Each card is a Final Fantasy release: numbered entries alongside direct sequels, tactics games, online worlds, a fighter and the remake project. You order them by release year, and the platform is printed under each title. One game starts on the timeline with its year showing. Slot each new card into a gap. A good call reveals the year; a bad call still moves the game to its true spot and costs you one of three lives.

For the numbered games, the numerals do most of the work, so the spin-offs and direct sequels are the real test. The platform line is your best friend here: knowing which hardware generation a game launched on narrows it a lot. Some subtitles describe a genre or a setting rather than a console, which gives you less to go on. Watch for later visits to old stories, which sit far from the games they revisit.

Want a longer game? On the deck tree you can tick this deck alongside any other one measured in release years and dates, and they shuffle into a single timeline together.

What's in the deck

Here are 28 of the 28 cards you might be dealt. Their values stay hidden until you place them.

  • Final Fantasy NES
  • Final Fantasy II NES
  • Final Fantasy III NES
  • Final Fantasy IV Super Famicom
  • Final Fantasy V Super Famicom
  • Final Fantasy Mystic Quest SNES spin-off
  • Final Fantasy VI Super Famicom
  • Final Fantasy VII PlayStation
  • Final Fantasy Tactics PlayStation
  • Final Fantasy VIII PlayStation
  • Final Fantasy IX PlayStation
  • Final Fantasy X PlayStation 2
  • Final Fantasy XI Online MMO
  • Final Fantasy X-2 PlayStation 2
  • Final Fantasy Tactics Advance Game Boy Advance
  • Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles GameCube
  • Final Fantasy XII PlayStation 2
  • Dissidia Final Fantasy PSP fighter
  • Final Fantasy XIII PS3 and Xbox 360
  • Final Fantasy XIV MMO set in Eorzea
  • Final Fantasy XIII-2 PS3 and Xbox 360
  • Final Fantasy Type-0 PSP
  • Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn Eorzea MMO after the Calamity
  • Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII PS3 and Xbox 360
  • Final Fantasy XV PlayStation 4
  • Final Fantasy VII Remake PlayStation 4
  • Final Fantasy XVI PlayStation 5
  • Final Fantasy VII Rebirth PlayStation 5

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