Final Fantasy Games
Final Fantasy is Square Enix's flagship role-playing series, and it has reinvented itself with nearly every release since 1987. Each main game tells its own story in its own world, so you can begin almost anywhere, while crystals, Chocobos, Moogles, airships, and summoned creatures tie the series together. Combat has moved from classic turn-based battles to real-time action, and you can find all of it here, along with remakes, remasters, spin-offs, an MMO, and the newest game, Final Fantasy Resonance. GameBoost carries the range across Steam, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and more.
Final Fantasy Resonance
Final Fantasy Resonance, releasing on October 22, 2026, is the first Final Fantasy game in the HD-2D style, which pairs pixel-art characters and environments with modern lighting and effects. It's a turn-based RPG set in the world of Lapis, co-developed by Square Enix and Lancarse and published by Square Enix. The story adapts the plot and setting of the first season of the mobile game Final Fantasy Brave Exvius, rebuilt as a full RPG with series staples such as crystals, airships, espers, and moogles. It comes to PC via Steam and Xbox on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and Nintendo Switch 2, and a demo covering the first chapter was released in September.
The Pixel Remasters and Early Games
The first six games are available as the Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster series, with updated graphics and sound that keep the original gameplay. GameBoost carries the Final Fantasy I-VI Bundle, along with Final Fantasy V and VI Pixel Remaster on their own. Final Fantasy III and IV are available as 3D remakes, together as a Double Pack, and Final Fantasy IV: The After Years continues Cecil's story. The Collection of SaGa Final Fantasy Legend brings the Game Boy trilogy to PC.
Final Fantasy VII to X
The PlayStation era is where the series went global. Final Fantasy VII follows Cloud Strife and AVALANCHE against the Shinra corporation, and it's available on its own and in a Double Pack with Final Fantasy VIII, the story of Squall and the SeeD mercenaries. Final Fantasy VIII Remastered, Final Fantasy IX, and Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster complete the run, with Final Fantasy Type-0 HD alongside them as a darker action RPG.
Final Fantasy VII Remake, Rebirth, and Crisis Core
The Final Fantasy VII story has been rebuilt as a modern trilogy. Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade retells Midgar as an action RPG, on Steam and Xbox and PC, and Final Fantasy VII Rebirth continues the journey across the wider world in Standard, Deluxe, and Digital Deluxe editions. The Final Fantasy VII Remake & Rebirth Digital Deluxe Twin Pack bundles both. Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion is a remaster of the prequel about Zack Fair, available in Standard and Deluxe editions on Steam and Nintendo Switch. Final Fantasy VII Ever Crisis is also in the catalogue.
Final Fantasy XII to XVI
Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age is an HD remaster with a refined job system. The Final Fantasy XIII trilogy, made up of XIII, XIII-2, and Lightning Returns, is available individually and as the XIII & XIII-2 Bundle. Final Fantasy XV is an open-world road trip with Noctis and his friends, available as the Windows Edition, the Royal Edition, the Episode Ardyn expansion, and the Complete Edition. Final Fantasy XVI is a dark action RPG about Clive Rosfield in the realm of Valisthea, with summoned Eikons battling in huge set pieces. It came to PC in 2024, and GameBoost carries the standard game and the Complete Edition, plus the Echoes of the Fallen and The Rising Tide expansions and the Expansion Pass.
Final Fantasy XIV
Final Fantasy XIV is the series' MMO, set in the world of Eorzea. It relaunched as A Realm Reborn in 2013, and the story has continued through the Heavensward, Stormblood, Shadowbringers, Endwalker, and Dawntrail expansions, all of which are available. GameBoost carries the Starter Edition and the Complete Edition, plus A Realm Reborn, the All in One Bundle, and the expansions. Each expansion needs the base game, and the game requires a subscription after the included game time. Many of these listings activate through a Square Enix account, so check each listing for details.
Spin-Offs
Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles is a 2025 remaster of the classic tactical RPG set in Ivalice. Dissidia Final Fantasy NT is a fighting game where heroes and villains from across the series battle in 3v3 arenas, and Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin is an action RPG from Team Ninja about Jack Garland and the original Chaos story. World of Final Fantasy is a charming monster-collecting RPG with chibi versions of series favourites, available as the Complete Edition and the Maxima Upgrade.
Find Every Final Fantasy Key on GameBoost
Whichever world you want to return to, GameBoost carries Final Fantasy keys across Steam, Xbox, Microsoft Store, and Nintendo Switch. Every key is delivered instantly to your account after purchase, backed by 24/7 live chat support and over 20,000 verified Trustpilot reviews. Browse the full collection below to find the exact game, edition, and platform you're looking for at the best price.
Final Fantasy Games FAQs
Final Fantasy Resonance, which releases on October 22, 2026 for PC via Steam and Xbox on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and Nintendo Switch 2.
It's a visual style that combines pixel-art characters and environments with modern lighting and effects. Final Fantasy Resonance is the first Final Fantasy game to use it.
No. Resonance adapts the story and setting of the first season of the mobile game, but it's a new, complete RPG, so you can start without knowing Brave Exvius.
Each main game has its own story and world, so you can start anywhere. Final Fantasy Resonance is the newest game and a good choice if you like classic turn-based combat. Final Fantasy VII Remake is a popular modern starting point, Final Fantasy XVI suits players who want fast action, and the Pixel Remaster series is the easiest way to try the classics.
No. Main games don't share a continuous story. The exceptions are direct sequels such as X-2, XIII-2, and the Final Fantasy VII Remake series, which should be played in release order.
Final Fantasy VII Remake comes first, followed by Rebirth. Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion is a prequel about Zack Fair, and it works well before either.
It's a set of remasters of the first six games with updated graphics and sound, and the original gameplay. The Final Fantasy I-VI Bundle includes all of them.
Yes. Final Fantasy XIV is an MMO, and you need a subscription after the game time included with your edition. Each expansion also requires the base game.
The Windows Edition is the PC version of the base game, the Royal Edition adds extra content and improvements, and Episode Ardyn is a separate story expansion. Check each listing for exactly what it includes.
This depends on the specific key. Region details are listed clearly on each product page, so be sure to check the activation region before purchasing to confirm it works in your country.