I played this game halfway on PSP and now it's time to finish it on HD and PS4! This game is good. Its full of feelings. I hope to have a great time with it. As I played the PSP version I can compare them now. (Kinda dumb but oh well).

Great game , good storyline , great graphic

I didn't know what to expect but after getting used to the camera speed the rest shines. The game has a nostalgic JRPG quality to it that I've missed. Also, the serious tone of the game certainly helps push the story forward.

All in all, Type-0 HD is a satisfying Final Fantasy package, with over 50 hours of main story content and a ton more if you strive to complete all extra tasks, world map exploration and fill in all missing entries the history section.

+ War of Magic vs Tech premise; + Class-0 offer diverse playstyles; + Satisfying real-time action combat; + CGI cutscenes

- Still leftovers of PSP visuals/mission design; - Cringe-worthy English voice-acting; - Second playthrough and research necessary to understand ending

Final Fantasy Type-0 finally comes West in the form of a new-gen port. Has it successfully made the jump across consoles? Was it any good to begin with? Alan takes a look.

Typically great music; A variety of combat styles

Terrible visuals; Groan-inducing audio; Boring

It is fitting that a game about war--its passionate triumphs, its bloody defeats, its tragic consequences--would focus so heavily on combat. In Final Fantasy Type-0, you guide a group of gifted teenagers through numerous campaigns to capture opposing cities and kill the powerful beings aiding enemy...

Combat is fast and engaging; Mission structure actively encourages use of all 14 characters; Meaningful leveling and and ability customization; Primary characters' personal stories properly reflect the ravages of war

Most NPCs were left out of the HD treatment; Clunky narrative fails to explain key concepts

To mitigate the aspect of grinding levels for 14 characters up to as far as 99th level... there's a nice "Secret training" option that unlocks fairly early and allows you to log out in the training facility and gain a few levels (EXP boost every 2 hours you're not playing) for up to 24 hours before...

This is not turn-based Final Fantasy so if you're looking for FF1 - FFX-2 combat style, this will not be what you expect; However, the story is very gritty and engrossing and once you get used to the fact that you'll be dodging a LOT and using mostly ranged combat, you find out the game isn't as...

The only real con in my opinion is the grinding aspect of the game; I started on "Officer" difficulty (aka normal) so maybe if I had started on "easy" I could have blown through it more quickly...

All in all, I have to say that I'm not sure who Square Enix were aiming for with Final Fantasy Type-0 HD, but it almost certainly wasn't the core Final Fantasy fans that I would consider myself part of.

It's different to the usual fare; has an interesting story line and time management requirements

The gameplay isn't that good; combat is button mashing; characters 2D and interfaces claggy

Really disappointed, I tried twice to get into it but I really did not like it. The battles were confusing and just not fun. final fantasy is one of my favourite game series, even though this is a spin off. Even at 5.99 new I felt I wasted my money.

OMG! What a game