What's your sign As a remaster it ticks pretty much all the boxes for every crowd -- Japanese/English audio, original or re-orchestrated music, a speed multiplier (with an x2 or x4 toggle) to make running about the field or combat go faster.

I hadn't played this game since 2006, but remembered I enjoyed it back then. I forgot how good the story, characters, and battle system we're. Also the graphics carried over very well in this remaster. This is the classic FF I've been needing!

Final Fantasy XII The Zodiac Age is the perfect example of what is wrong with modern day role playing video games. Final Fantasy XII The Zodiac Age is also a good reason we need more American made role playing video games.

Had the original from release. HD remaster does not disappoint. The new job system is great too. And at ￡12 It is a bargain.

Paid a great price for the HD remaster. While its not my fav Final Fantasy (that title goes to 8 for me) or the worst (13...) its still a good RPG. The graphics are a nice shout back to PS1 game Vagrant Story and the story itself reminds me very much of Star Wars.

And I am going to keep doing things in The Zodiac Age . It's taken the game I already loved so much and given me more. The Zodiac Age doesn't add things for the sake of adding them.

So many nice changes to the game from even the PS2 version. Love the game. This plays I guess closest to FFXI but allows you to make gambits(conditionals like if HP < 70% cast cure) for your teammates.

Final Fantasy XII has really managed to get its hooks into me this time around, which I credit to Square Enix's excellent remaster. If you missed it the first time around (and you probably did), then now is the time to give this underappreciated gem a second chance. 4.5 /5

I like the two versions of this game. But if i have to choose one, i will choose the ps2 version because i dont fall in love with jobs from ps4

Chris checks out the PS4 remaster of 2006's Final Fantasy XII, The Zodiac Age.

Rewarding combat, and expansive character options; Gorgeous music, and solid voice acting throughout; Enjoyable over-arching story; Perfect reason for fans to revisit Ivalice

Far too much grind; Characters, and finer details in the story sadly lacking; Doesn't really embrace the remastering enough; Feels dated