Final Fantasy X (2001)

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by Square Product Development Division 1, Sony Computer Entertainment, Square, Square Electronic Arts

Platforms:

PlayStation 2

Genres:Role-playing (RPG), Adventure

Themes:Fantasy, Science fiction, Drama, Romance

Game modes:Single player

Story:

Final Fantasy X is the tenth main installment in the FF series and the first title released on sixth-generation consoles. It was also the first game to feature fully three-dimensional areas rather than including pre-rendered backdrops, and the first to include voice acting. Final Fantasy X tells the story of a star blitzball player, Tidus, who journeys with a young and beautiful summoner named Yuna on her quest to save the world of Spira from an endless cycle of destruction wrought by the colossal menace Sin. Show more

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THIS!! PLEASE!! ah ehem Yeah, this game honestly changed my life when I was kid. FFX is still my all-time favorite. Amazing story, characters, and world. Gameplay wasn't perfect, but it was super fun. I think I’ve beaten it 3 times already; PS2, PS2 International, PS Vita.. and owned it FFX HD Remaster at Steam I compared the original and HD remastered versions and found that they were... OG has a more emotionally expressive personality.. ah well, There's still a lot I want to say, but the ppl's stories below have already said it. So... Let's bring Final Fantasy X to GOG so that we may properly preserve this legend.Simda10

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@Simda10

February 03, 2026

THIS!! PLEASE!! ah ehem Yeah, this game honestly changed my life when I was kid. FFX is still my all-time favorite. Amazing story, characters, and world. Gameplay wasn't perfect, but it was super fun. I think I’ve beaten it 3 times already; PS2, PS2 International, PS Vita.. and owned it FFX HD Remaster at Steam I compared the original and HD remastered versions and found that they were... OG has a more emotionally expressive personality.. ah well, There's still a lot I want to say, but the ppl's stories below have already said it. So... Let's bring Final Fantasy X to GOG so that we may properly preserve this legend.

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@MattMetalbelly

February 03, 2026

My first real game. The first time I fell in love with a story. Final Fantasy X was THE game I played in those early days. 2005 on a Play Station 2. It and X-2 will forever be in my heart.

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@FedroBolas

February 05, 2026

This game was one of the games that defined my childhood. It was the first time I’d played a fully voiced RPG with characters that had real expressions. The story was phenomenal, and the OST is something I still listen to to this day. The amount of time I spent playing this game made it become a part of me. I love the characters so much. Bring this one back, GoG, so I can spend 100+ hours again and finally enjoy a decent FFX port aside from emulation.

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@jerriccruz

February 18, 2026

This is practically my favorite Final Fantasy game. The characters are memorable, the gameplay is easy to follow and the story is unforgettable. Played even the international edition on the PS2 which first included the Dark Aeons. Could not ask for a more complete game than this.

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@Uzzy777

February 24, 2026

The International Edition of this game released on PS2 needs to be released on modern platforms. The remaster for this game later released on the PS3/PS4 unfortunately did not feature the same character models and facial expressions of beloved characters, such as Tidus and Yuna, as the original game did. For the sake of preservation, we need to bring back bring back the PS2 version of this game so that people can see the beauty of the PS2's Emotion Engine in action.

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@Rafaru360

February 25, 2026

GOG has to have the complete collection this game is a treat, the game system is like the common ancestor of many of the JRPGS comming out now, the skill tree is fun and wacky, auron is cool, Rikku is fun and Lulu is peak

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@lostmercenary99

May 10, 2026

The PS2 debut of the Final fantasy series. This was the first game I bought after I got a PS2 for my birthday. To say it blew me away was an understatement. Amazing graphics that still hold up today, incredible characters and story and probably the best combat system of any Final fantasy game. I was really disappointed with the HD Remaster as the incredible facial models were gone due to the source code being lost. But if anyone can restore FFX to its former glory it's GOG.

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@SL1M1992

January 18, 2026

this was the final fantasy that i got into properly (i was only young when 7-8 came out) i have grinded this game to high heaven this is probably my most favorate Final Fantasy besides 13

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@Mixa_Alba_Mystace

January 23, 2026

Играл в оригинал ещё на PS2. Очень кайфанул от игры. Достойная часть серии "Последняя Фантазия". Очень непривычная для JRPG, но классная прокачка героев. GOG заслуживает эту игру.

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@iamStrych9

January 29, 2026

I still plug my PS2 just to play with the better version at least twice a year so I'd love to see it available on GOG. I'd rather play 10 times the OG version ported from PS2 than the ugly remaster with some missing dialogues and butchered textures.

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