That’s why I can look back on the Final Fantasy 13 trilogy more fondly, viewing it as a period of experimentation where the entire Japanese gaming scene was going through a time of tremendous change. That’s not to mention the success of both Final Fantasy 15 and Final Fantasy 7 Remake in recent years, or the fact that Final Fantasy 16 and Final Fantasy Origin Stranger of Paradise are visible on the horizon.
Of course, this picture has changed drastically now, with Final Fantasy 14 established as one of the best MMOs around. Unless you were interested in remasters, ports, or Final Fantasy Online, there really wasn’t much to keep you going as a hardcore follower back in 2013. By launch, only a small number of fans were still invested in the trilogy, with many growing impatient with the state of perpetual sequels the series had found itself in.
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