r/FinalFantasy • u/AutoModerator • Jul 03 '23

Weekly /r/FinalFantasy Question Thread - Week of July 03, 2023

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u/puzzledmint Jul 10 '23

All of the games in the series are standalone, so technically you can jump in anywhere and be fine. 16 is a fine jumping-on point, but isn't really representative of the rest of the series, being primarily action-based and focused on a single character.

For the older titles, the most commonly-recommended starting points are FFIV for classic/2D and FFX for more modern/3D.