FINAL FANTASY X/X-2 HD Remaster

Tidus and Yuna’s journey, followed by Yuna’s return with Rikku and Paine, makes this a substantial solo story choice on Steam PC. At $10.39 from CDKeys, weigh the two connected adventures against your appetite for a narrative-focused game; auto-save and optional speed or no-encounter boosters offer some flexibility in how you play. At $10.39, this offer is below Steam’s $29.99 by $19.60, with Steam activation for the Standard.

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87%Steam Reviews20K reviews83Metacritic/10083OpenCritic/100

Released: May 12, 2016

JRPG · Turn-Based Combat · Story Rich · RPG · Great Soundtrack

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01About FINAL FANTASY X/X-2 HD Remaster

In FINAL FANTASY X, blitzball player Tidus joins summoner Yuna on a journey to save Spira from Sin. FINAL FANTASY X-2 returns two years later, as Yuna, Rikku and Paine travel as Sphere Hunters to investigate a mysterious image. Steam PC reviews: 87% positive from 20,014 reviews. Interface languages: Traditional Chinese, English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Japanese, and Korean. Released: May 12, 2016.

Credits

Developer

Square Enix

Publisher

Square Enix

Steam player reviews

87%positiveVery Positive20,014 Steam reviews

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$10.952026-07-30 · KinguinBase game · same records as the chart above; USD history, not a regional Steam low.

Language support

Language	Interface	Subtitles	Audio
Traditional Chinese	Yes	Yes	—
English	Yes	Yes	Yes
French	Yes	Yes	—

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Language	Interface	Subtitles	Audio
Italian	Yes	Yes	—
German	Yes	Yes	—
Spanish	Yes	Yes	—
Japanese	Yes	Yes	Yes
Korean	Yes	Yes	—

Steam PC edition data · 2026-10-19

02Before you buy

Language support

English has full audio and subtitles. German, French, Italian, Spanish, Polish, Japanese and Traditional Chinese have subtitles.

PC features

The Steam PC version includes auto-save and five boosters, including high-speed and no-encounter modes.

03Frequently asked questions

What are the two stories about?

FINAL FANTASY X follows Tidus and Yuna as they try to save Spira from Sin. In X-2, Yuna, Rikku and Paine search for answers about a mysterious image.

What does the HD remaster change?

Characters, monsters and environments are refined in HD, and the music is remastered or rearranged.

Which versions of the games does it use?

The remaster is based on the international versions, which had previously been released only in Japan and Europe.

Latest news about FINAL FANTASY X/X-2 HD Remaster

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Popular Steam reviews

Native-language selection · 10 reviews

Selected helpful reviews in this language show both recommendations and criticisms. This selection does not represent the overall positive rating; opinions reflect the version reviewed.

RecommendedSteam player

05/12/2016

Finally, it is on PC and Steam! Thank you, Square Enix! Positive Soundtrack: Choose between original (PS2) or new (PS4). Easily changeable at any time while in-game. Voice overlay: Choose between English or Japanese. (Mod fix) Graphic settings: HD resolution, screen mode, brightness, Vsync, texture quality, anisotropic filtering, shadows, anti-aliasing, color correction, post-filter AA, unsharp mask and ambient occlusion. Boosters & "cheats": Increase or decrease encounter rate, double and quadruple gameplay speed, auto-battle handled by AI, no HUD for screenshots, max out consumables, max Gil, unlock skills and auto-save options. Negative 30 FPS lock, but I don't care. No dual audio. It is not a technical problem, more a copyright issue. :( PRO: It is time to learn Japanese! :D Still the old PS2 technical equipment inventory limit. Max 178 weapons or armor. Collectors like me are certainly disappointed. :( Untitled Project X by Kaldaien UnX is Kaldaien's technical fix and enhancement project for Final Fantasy X | X-2 HD Remaster. What started as a quick fix for PC port issues became a broader mod that adds useful improvements like cutscene skipping, UI and language options, cursor and DPI fixes, texture dumping/injection for modding, custom gamepad buttons and other polish. In short: It makes the PC version more comfortable, flexible and complete. https://github.com/kaldaien/UnX Added: 200 Auto Lightning Dodge Script How To & Download "Listen to my story. This may be our last chance." Tidus https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fp81GzKarQ (c) Square Enix, Nobuo Uematsu, Masashi Hamauzu and Junya Nakano. P.S.: Now I own it on PS2, PS3, PS4 and PC! Update 2026: Typos and new links.Show moreShow less

83 hours at review951 people found this helpful

Not recommendedSteam player

03/24/2019

Since the update in mid March 2019 the game keeps crashing a few minutes into gameplay... extremely frustrating after having spent 20+ hours playing the game with no problems. Makes the game completely unplayable as you can't even get back to a save point before it crashes again. The update also means you can't play offline - why on earth would Square Enix add this feature to an offline game? Disappointing and a total waste of money.Show moreShow less

26.3 hours at review220 people found this helpful

RecommendedSteam player

05/13/2016

The long wait is over. I finally get to dodge 200 lightning strikes IN HD.Show moreShow less

23.3 hours at review606 people found this helpful

Not recommendedSteam player

05/19/2026

Do not buy the PC version of this game as of now. It is plagued by constant random complete green screens in many cutscenes, and constant random freezes or crashes that often happen during animations. These issues do not have any known simple fixes or workarounds.Show moreShow less

20.7 hours at review154 people found this helpful

RecommendedSteam player

05/14/2016

>turn game on >start new game >opening music plays >cry >turn game off because too much cry 10/10 would nostalgia again. Okay, but seriously... here is my review. Listen to my story… this… may be our last chance. What can I say? To many, this game is an absolute classic, and to me one of my favourite games of all time. Never before have I been so moved by a video game’s story. Final Fantasy X was made to make the huge leap to PS2, and also to pay homage to the classic Final Fantasy’s combat system. It is an undeniable masterpiece, showing off that Square Enix were more than ready to make the next step in RPG gaming. In 2015, more than 13 years after its initial release, we were blessed with a HD Remaster to take us all back to how we felt all those many years ago. But now, in 2016, we are now blessed with the nostalgia bomb; our beloved Final Fantasy X on glorious PC. When this game popped up on my steam homepage I had to restrain myself from going ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ crazy. Enough about my story with this game, let’s get on to the easy-to-digest pros and cons: Port Analysis: It’s a very good port (especially for Square Enix standards), probably even better than the PS3’s port, no graphics bugs or glitches so to speak of so far. My main gripe is that there is a 30FPS lock, but with a game like this it’s tolerable. There are also a few sound bugs with footsteps and lag on attacks but these are minor. Emulator-esque game boosters come with this port which can speed up the game (except for cut scenes, annoyingly…), increase or completely remove random encounters, supercharge your characters to ridiculous levels, and remove the HUD. There are also ‘cheats’ which can give you 99 of all items or maximum AP. EDIT: I have discovered advanced graphics settings. They are accessed in game in the Esc menu. Many resolution options, borderless windowed and some basic low, medium, high graphic settings are available. Pros (Brace yourself, there are many): + One of the best soundtracks in a video game you’ll ever hear. + One of the most emotional roller coasters of a story in gaming. You will laugh, you will cry, you will fume, you will smile, this game is perfect for the sensitive soul. + An assortment of likable characters, no stale personalities here (‘cept for maybe Yuna, but you gotta have one straight man). + Very flexible levelling system with the sphere grid. + Beautiful CGI-cutscenes, even by today’s standards. + Combat System is classic turn based in X; solid, easy to pick up, and engaging. Some people may like the faster paced, ATB based system and those that do can play X-2 which uses that system instead. + Very good English dub. No Japanese voice option (modding can probably solve this), but if you’re like me you mostly remember the English dub. + Upgraded visuals improve the game’s look and feel without detracting from its charm. + No need to grind too much. I played through the game fighting every encounter without fleeing and I was about high enough level to beat bosses. + Choice between original and remastered soundtracks. + Blitzball is exciting and luck based fun! + Addition of autosaves. + Controller intergration in great for the 360 Controller. Buttons are mapped fine with onscreen instructions. Vibration support as well. + Plenty of side quests and other hidden treasures to discover. + Extras previously only available in Japanese versions. + Over 40 hours of gameplay, and that’s just the main storyline! Procons ~ Port is iffy. Works fine, plenty of graphics of options, but the dreaded 30FPS lock. Also there are sound glitches with footsteps and occasional lag. ~ CGI Cutscenes are unchanged. They still look good, I was just hoping SE would remake these cut scenes with their updated graphics engine. Then again, it’s great for the nostalgia seekers like me. ~ For people unfamiliar with this game the Sphere grid may be confusing ~ Final Fantasy X-2 Cons - People new to this game may think it is still dated, which it kind of is, let’s be honest… - Game is slow to progress in the first 8 or so hours. - No Japanese voice (mods will fix this I’m sure). - Un-skippable cutscenes (can’t even be sped up through using the in-game boosters). - Blitzball can be very infuriating when the RNG hates you. Also if you want to 100% the game and get all ultimate weapons you HAVE to play Blitzball. - Combat is slower than ATB systems but can be mitigated with the hyperspeed boosters. - One of the most cringiest cutscenes in the history of gaming, you all know the one I mean. Overall: Solid port, game lives up to its legacy as a widely regarded gaming masterpiece. To those who have never played this game and considering it, do it. Ignore the slightly dated animations and graphics, this game is one you’ll never forget. 10/10Show moreShow less

4.6 hours at review479 people found this helpful

Source: original Steam user reviews. Helpful votes are an archived snapshot, not live data. Last collected: 08/15/2026.