Square Enix’s classic RPG Final Fantasy V is coming to Steam this month, with newly remastered 2D graphics and a reworked control system, as well as some new Jobs to assign to your band of heroes.
The original game was released back in 1992 on the SNES, and was later ported to the PSX and Game Boy Advance. This is the first time it’s been released on PC. It tells the story of wandering hero Bartz, who must prevent the evil sorcerer (there’s always an evil sorcerer) Exdeath from taking over the world.
The Steam version’s new content includes The Sealed Temple, a dungeon originally introduced in the 2006 GBA release. It also adds the Tetsuya Nomura-designed optional boss Enuo, a new soundtrack and the Gladiator, Necromancer, Cannoneer and Oracle Job classes. Then there’s the slightly less exciting addition of Steam Achievements and trading cards.
Final Fantasy V is set for release this September 24. You can pre-order it on Steam for a 10% discount.
