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+ Great combat and customization.+ Story’s last act is surprisingly great.+ 10-15 hours of gameplay that doesn’t overstay its welcome.++ Great combat and customization.+ Story’s last act is surprisingly great.+ 10-15 hours of gameplay that doesn’t overstay its welcome.+ Since post-launch, the game has had tons of QOL updates including a much more balanced gameplay experience. Combat feels balanced on both Action and Hard difficulties.+ Very accessible for the genre. It doesn’t feel too hard and is a good mix between Ninja Gaiden combat and Soulsborne elements.- While the music is pretty good, it’s hard to hear it. There is some sort of audio mixing issue where the music feels very quiet but the battle music is loud and overpowers everything. Would be nice to have this fixed and the option to turn the battle music off due to the OST not really being appreciated.- Story starts off pretty bad and it takes 75% of the game actually to go anywhere.- The level design is lacking and it needs a mini map, especially in some few but annoying later dungeons.- Graphics are PS3/Xbox 360 levels of dated with awful frame pacing in ‘Resolution mode’ for the Xbox Series X.This is a game that has gotten better with time. Strangers of Paradise had a rough launch, especially on PC but I decided to pick it up on Xbox Series X to give it a second chance and I’m glad I did. It didn’t do anything for the graphics but it did balance the game’s difficulty so it’s no longer as frustrating and now can be beaten on Action difficulty without too much frustration but it still left me with a challenge most of the time.All and all, if you held off on it and don’t mind some rough edges, such as level design that made you wish they had the foresight to put a mini-map and some graphical issues with frame pacing on resolution mode, or just a jagged edge filled mess on performance mode, it is a good game that I can recommend, just know that it could’ve been better considering who was behind it, but if you like Final Fantasy and combat that is familiar with the Soulsborne genre and other action games like Ninja Gaiden you’ll probably like it. The plot is a bit cringe in the first 8 or so hours but it does get surprisingly better in the final few hours. It’s also on sale quite often so I’d say for the price it’s well worth the price of admission. It could use a few more updates but as of now, it is a good time, just not a great time.

Stranger of Paradise Final Fantasy Origin attempts to fuse the original’s sensibility into a fast-paced action RPG. For the most part, it is successful with intense action gameplay and beautiful music. Adjustable difficulty options and online co-op make the game accessible to a myriad of gamers without diminishing challenge or sacrificing replayability. It’s somewhat fitting that in this topsy-turvy action spin-off, the only thing that’s truly upside-down is the presentation of the original game’s story. Even as the narrative stumbles, the core gameplay is strong enough to motivate to see this story through to completion, no matter how chaotic.

Team Ninja delivered on Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin. Maybe the visuals are not that good, but gameplay is good enough to keep the players hooked up to the game. You can truly feel the differences between the classes and the character progression. The multiplayer is also pretty fun.

Delivering a cohesive game with addictive gameplay and mechanics, Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin brings back classic characters in an honorable way. It is a good choice for fans of the franchise and lovers of the genre.

Wowza what a great game! Didn't have so much fun in a game for a long time, glad to have played it after being recommended by other fans.

From a gameplay standpoint stranger of paradise is pretty fun, basically nioh 2 with a final fantasy 1 skin over it. The job system has someFrom a gameplay standpoint stranger of paradise is pretty fun, basically nioh 2 with a final fantasy 1 skin over it. The job system has some good customization to it, you can equip 2 jobs/builds and swap between them seamlessly even during combos which ended up being more interesting than I though it would be.Unfortunately everything else is a mess. The characters are horrible, the main character Jack is edge lord incarnate, there is a scene where he actually says "whatever" puts in his headphones and walks away from a conversation. The rest of the cast don't even have recognizable personalities, just generic carboard cutouts. The story is amazingly bad, the entire plot is just "kill CHAOS" which is the ambiguous darkness that is trying to consume everything, blah blah you've heard it before.The level design is just a series of menus where you select missions, no overworld or hub world just menus and cutscenes. The graphics also aren't anything special, looks like a ps3 game in some areas and even on performance mode I still got framerate dips during cutscenes.If you like souls games/nioh you might get some enjoyment out of the job system and combat but do not pay full price for this, just rent it or wait for a sale.

The combat is amazing! Maybe some of the best you will ever get at this gen, also just wait for the final battle to knock your socks off!

It was a lot of fun and Final Fantasy fans shouldn't sleep on this. It's maybe some of the best spinoff games ever for a main series!

Honestly I Had a Lot Of Fun With The Game.Team Ninja Did a Great Job With The Combat System & The Job System. But Given People That Worked OnHonestly I Had a Lot Of Fun With The Game.Team Ninja Did a Great Job With The Combat System & The Job System. But Given People That Worked On Stranger Of Paradise Also Worked On Nioh & Ninja Gaiden. I'm Not Surprised It's Soiled Also Big Difficulty Spikes I Expected That Also I Enjoyed The Story As Well I Highly Recommend This Game Also Good Co-op As Well.

Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin sustains by its combat, without it, it would fall apart. An incoherent plot and a poor technical section, but spectacular combat and soundtrack.

Anyone saying the combat is amazing is not an ff fan. This is a game made for ff fans, not dark souls fans. FF fans don't like combat systemsAnyone saying the combat is amazing is not an ff fan. This is a game made for ff fans, not dark souls fans. FF fans don't like combat systems like this we like our RPG feel of the game, not action base. Fanboys of dark souls are a big problem with this game as well saying the combat is good but they fail to realize this isn't their franchise. This isn't dark souls. This is our game. They defend it being a dark souls game with their fighting mechanics as an excuse to (get good) but it is so hypocritical because if this was their series of games they would be pissed if their game turned into an ff like game. Let's see how they would feel if we turned Elden ring into an ff game. I feel like I gave this review a good score for how I feel and other true ff fans would feel. It is a bad review because this is an ff game and not dark souls. It could have been great if they focused more on the performance and RPG and made it into an ff game and not dark souls.

Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin feels like a wasted opportunity, with an intriguing base idea but a lackluster plot, bad characterization and a disappointing technical production. It's partly saved by a satisfying - although not original - gameplay and a surprising ending.

As a long time fan of the franchise, this release was a huge disappointment. Incoherent and really no story to drive you (some is revealed inAs a long time fan of the franchise, this release was a huge disappointment. Incoherent and really no story to drive you (some is revealed in the end) combined with a horrible adaption of "souls" gameplay. Honestly, buy Elden Ring instead and prepare to die a thousand times. It's more enjoyable. Forced myself through 30+ hours of this game, I didn't have to force myself through 300+ hours in ER.In short, save your money, steer clear!

Much like the paradox a title like Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin conjures on both sides of the colon, the game itself appears to be of two halves competing against each other.

Asa big fan of Nioh and Final Fantasy I really enjoyed this game. I'm old enough that I played final fantasy 1 on the nes when it first cameAsa big fan of Nioh and Final Fantasy I really enjoyed this game. I'm old enough that I played final fantasy 1 on the nes when it first came out and it remains one of my favorite Final Fantasy games. The way this game bleeds into the original is awesome and I'm hopeful for a sequel. The combat is fast and fluid as you would expect from Team Ninja, and the job system keeps everything fresh. I've already sunk 150 hours into this game and still wanting more.

I am not a graphics guy and I also play games just for the gameplay but the graphics here are just a joke. First I thought its the art styleI am not a graphics guy and I also play games just for the gameplay but the graphics here are just a joke. First I thought its the art style but its just the worst I have seen in a long time. The characters and story is boring and the battle system some people highlight is actually also no fun and not smart at all.I am deeply disappointed, I played almost all Final Fantasy games. This one is the worst.

Long story short, Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origins feels like a game from two generations ago. Even if sometimes it could be perceived as a positive thing, it isn't when it means really poor graphics and an empty and bothersome story. Still, its combat system offers a fun and fresh experience, which will satisfy fans from the action genre. The question is if you'll be able to forgive its many, many flaws in favor of its fun gameplay.

As someone who's not a huge fan of the soulslike genre, I found this game to be rather enjoyable.The combat and boss fights felt good, theAs someone who's not a huge fan of the soulslike genre, I found this game to be rather enjoyable.The combat and boss fights felt good, the job changing definitely added to the combat and allowed some customization and planning for how you would approach situations.The cutscenes at the beginning were a little odd but as the game went on, they grew on me and frankly, I appreciate that Square decided to add some backstory to Final Fantasy 1.

Unacceptable graphics for a “next gen” Final Fantasy, the reviews said “don’t expect much” but it was just terrible. And the performance ofUnacceptable graphics for a “next gen” Final Fantasy, the reviews said “don’t expect much” but it was just terrible. And the performance of the game too, froze several times…

With a good combat model and outdated visuals, Stranger of Paradise is a mixed bag of a title that has a lot of fun gameplay. If you want to see what the predecessor of NIOH would look like - this game is definitely for you.

The good:The idea and concept of showing the history of FF1 to new generations through a Remake with current trends in videogames (ARPG andThe good:The idea and concept of showing the history of FF1 to new generations through a Remake with current trends in videogames (ARPG and Soul-Like). It's a brutal FF with graphic violence, gore, and enemy executions. The multiple references to FF1 (at least the Dawn & Soul version of GBA) with the map, the script, the names, the locations, the dialogues, the prophecy, the villains (The 4 elemental demons Litch, Marilith, Kraken, Tiamat and Garland/Chaos), Princess Sara, Astos the elf prince, the Levi stone, Cornelia, Elfeim, Mount Kolts... even some references to Chronodia, everyone is there, everyone was invited. The skill tree and the way to unlock jobs more similar to an MMORPGThe badThe graphics are not consistent (there are spectacular and well-designed parts and others on the side that are poorly done or the textures are very basic). The more “realistic” character designs are more generic and look like something out of a Neverwinter, Bless Unleashed or FFXIV type MMORPG. Dungeons are very dark not only in the light sense but also in the dark sense. Just because you don't see the mini map but actually the dungeons are interconnected corridors (and here they don't make drama like with FFXIII). Cities exist but they are anecdotal. The story is told with flashbacks and events as a mission (before the adventure there is a chat menu to talk with villagers and guards about mission topics and certain impressions of the trip and sometimes they give clues. You have to level a lot, the dungeons they have a minimum party level to deal with (so you will have to go over and over and over and over and over the same dungeon from top to bottom and left to right doing side quests to level up and go to the next dungeon). If you omit this number and enter with a lower level, it is certain that you will die many times and you will be frustrated. The plot/script is anecdotal coming from a game that improves the plot of the NES FF1 that is non-existent and from a bygone era of videogames where this item was non-existent, even taking the GBA FF1 Down and Soul script as a reference, but there are many freedoms, coincidences, conveniences and plot-twists that take you out of the story.The Meh!:Jack alias "Mr Revenge against chaos" only thinks about that and apparently he has nothing better to do, his Line-motive is sad, I don't believe that this violent and hateful guy is destined to be "the Warrior of the Light” of the FF1 or the one that appears in Dissidia, because of his hatred he seems more like a Warrior of Darkness. It bothers me a lot that the industry is moved by fads, impulses to imitate what others are doing and cheap clichés, so what could have been an FF1 Remake, remains in one more "Soul Like" of the lot set in the world of FF1 with his characters and wearing sneakers shoes

Well this game is a disappointment. It can be fun at times but is extremely repetitive and bland. The graphics look bad as well. It's like aWell this game is a disappointment. It can be fun at times but is extremely repetitive and bland. The graphics look bad as well. It's like a worse version of Nioh. The controls are way to convoluted. It's a chore to take down big groups of enemies. Not because of they're difficulty but because of the controls

I've never been the biggest fan of the Final Fantasy series, but this game is a lot of fun. It's a great entry into a "Soulslike" game, too.I've never been the biggest fan of the Final Fantasy series, but this game is a lot of fun. It's a great entry into a "Soulslike" game, too. The combat is what makes this game -- it's so satisfying to master and pull off. Runs silky smooth on Xbox Series X, which is a bonus.

With some updates to the game's loot system and improvements to performance, Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin has the potential to be a worthwhile action RPG for diehard Final Fantasy fans. However, there are just way too many things this game doesn't get right. It certainly isn't one of the best RPGs on Xbox, but if you have a few dedicated friends willing to endure this adventure via online co-op, you can undoubtedly share in a few great laughs. Still, I can't recommend Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin for anyone interested in a serious Final Fantasy story.

Strangers of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin is a title that although it is not the best spin-off of the saga, it is a breath of fresh air, brazen and hooligan in the purest Jojos style that offers new mechanics quite good for the franchise, highlighting above all its combat. However, its technical section is exceptionally poor with technical limitations that border on the absurd and its bosses are as forgettable as the secondary characters.

Some severe technical problems make it so that the last-gen version of Strangers of Paradise cannot really be recommended. Buy it if you have no other means of playing it and desperately want to do so, otherwise PC or PS5/Xbox Series should be your platform of choice.

For the first few minutes I was really excited, because the combat was impressive. However, the more I played the more I realized this is notFor the first few minutes I was really excited, because the combat was impressive. However, the more I played the more I realized this is not a AAA title and it seriously lacks content and story. This is not a Final Fantasy game. It’s a “rougelite” designed to rip you off by replacing content with difficulty that slows your progression. There’s no world to explore, just level stages you iterate through. You “talk” to NPCs through MENU OPTIONS from a map in-between stages. This is cheaply made and sold at the same price as an actual AAA game. It should be $29.99 at most. DO NOT ruin Final Fantasy by turning it into another Nioh / Dark Souls / Returnal rip off. Don’t be fooled– the increased “challenge” is only so they don’t need to add more content for you to progress to. I should have known better when I saw it was Team Ninja.

Stranger of Paradise Final Fantasy Origin is undoubtedly a fun chaotic romp that will delight number crunchers and action RPG aficionados. Even though I found the characters and some of the story lacking, I still had a really good time testing out new jobs, exploring the various levels, seeing all the easter eggs, and devising strategies to tackle the level bosses. I’m looking forward to grinding gear with friends and finding out what the future holds with this new spinoff series of Final Fantasy.

Stranger of Paradise is mostly just a mess. When the gameplay works, it works surprisingly well, but that wasn’t often enough to make it fun for its entire runtime. It’s hard to make a judgement on the story, mostly because there isn’t much of a narrative, but it’s even more disappointing because I wanted to spend more time with the characters, because they’re far from unlikeable. A grand ode to Final Fantasy it is not, and it fails to appeal to the JRPG lover in me on most counts.

Thanks to the variety of jobs offered and the customization of his hero, the player can easily renew his way of playing to never get bored.

True to its name, Stranger of Paradise is a bizarre game. The combat is so much fun that it carries the rest of the disjointed process to the finish line. Those looking for an easier Soulslike experience with a lot of Final Fantasy fanservice will find a lot to love in Stranger of Paradise, as will those who found Elden Ring unnecessarily punishing. Stranger of Paradise is a lot of fun, so long as the player takes on Jack's mindset, and only focuses on killing Chaos and doesn't think too hard about anything else.