Final Fantasy: Mystic Quest

Mysytic Quest falls a little short

User Rating: 5.5 | Final Fantasy USA: Mystic Quest SNES

By fenix1022 | Review Date: June 17, 2006

I have played only through part of Mystic Quest but I had enough. Final Fantasy is a series that does very well for itself, but every once in a while, there is a game that is just not up to par with the rest of the series.

All of the elements are basically the same, but you have a party of two and the story is just boring. It takes place in a world similar to the first in the series, but you are using reall characters and not random people with specific jobs. What annoys me most about the game is that you feel like it isn't really progressing anywhere. You also have seen better graphics and a better story with other games in the series.

I would just recommend leaving this game alone. Forget it now!

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