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FINAL FANTASY 3

SYSTEM: SNES, NDS, Android
GENRE: RPG
WIKI: FinalFantasyIII.fandom.com

Final Fantasy III is the third installment in the Final Fantasy series, developed and published by Squaresoft. It was released in April 1990 for the Family Computer exclusively in Japan. It was later remade in 3D by Matrix Software and released worldwide for the Nintendo DS, with this version re-released for iOS, Android, the PlayStation Portable, Microsoft Windows, and other platforms. It was directed by Hironobu Sakaguchi, with Nobuo Uematsu composing the score and Yoshitaka Amano providing the image design. The original Famicom version introduced the earliest form of the job system, which has since become something of a Final Fantasy staple.
The story revolves around four Warriors of Light who begin as Onion Knights in the original release, although they are named Luneth, Arc, Refia and Ingus in the 3D remake. When they find the Wind Crystal, it grants them its power, and instructs them to restore balance to the world. Final Fantasy III introduces the job system, in which the four characters can equip one of twenty-three jobs, earned by finding crystals or completing sidequests. Jobs grant the player characters abilities, such as Magic, and some special commands associated with specific jobs, such as Steal associated with the Thief and Jump associated with the Dragoon. Using a job for longer increases the characters' stats. Characters' job levels up (once per battle) after five actions, including defending, which has priority over any other action; it pays to leave the last enemy alive until the fifth turn with the others defending while the first character kills it.
The gameplay contains elements of the first two Final Fantasy games, along with some new features. The experience point system featured in the original Final Fantasy returns following its absence from Final Fantasy II. Final Fantasy III has a new class system: unlike the original Final Fantasy, where the player chooses each character's class at the beginning, and Final Fantasy II, that has no specific classes, Final Fantasy III introduces the job system the series would later become famous for.