YEAR1994Super Famicom
Final Fantasy III
Role Playing 1 Player
For party management: learn character commands and check equipment before a new route.
Genre collection
Explore 191 classic role playing games from the console and computer eras, organised into a permanent collection URL.
Role-playing games do not all ask you to play at the same pace. Final Fantasy III on SNES and Phantasy Star IV put party commands at the centre of battle. Secret of Mana makes positioning and real-time attacks part of the fight. Chrono Trigger combines a travelling party with encounters along its journey. Choose a battle style you want to learn before committing to a long campaign.
YEAR1994Super Famicom
Role Playing 1 Player
For party management: learn character commands and check equipment before a new route.
YEAR1994Genesis
Role Playing 1 Player
For a science-fiction party journey: compare skills and commands across your team.
YEAR1993Super Famicom
Role Playing 1 Player
For real-time battles: pay attention to movement as well as equipment and abilities.
YEAR1995Super Famicom
Role Playing 1 Player
For a journey through different eras: keep track of the party and the next destination.
The North American SNES game titled Final Fantasy III is the release known as Final Fantasy VI in the wider series. A guide for the earlier Famicom Final Fantasy III describes a different game. Match the platform and edition before choosing a walkthrough.
Before a difficult encounter, check equipment, healing resources and what each party member can do. For real-time systems, practise movement and menu access in a safe area; a menu-driven RPG and an action RPG require different habits.
Keep a note of the last objective and save using the options available for that game and player. Download a browser backup where snapshots are supported, then test importing and restoring it. A favourite is a bookmark and does not preserve the campaign.
These entries share one role-playing collection. Distinct categories such as action role-playing and turn-based strategy remain separate, so use the links below when you want a more specific style.
Game mechanics follow publisher references. Recommendations and practice advice are editorial choices.
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YEAR1995DOS
Role Playing 1 Player
YEAR1992DOS
Role Playing 1 Player
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Role Playing 1 Player
YEAR1997DOS
Role Playing 1 Player
YEAR1992DOS
Role Playing 1 Player
YEAR1997DOS
Role Playing 1 Player
YEAR1995DOS
Role Playing 1 Player
YEAR1996DOS
Role Playing 1 Player
YEAR1994DOS
Role Playing 1 Player
YEAR1998DOS
Role Playing 1 Player
YEAR1990DOS
Role Playing 1 Player
YEAR1993DOS
Role Playing 1 Player
YEAR1994Genesis
Role Playing 1 Player
YEAR1993DOS
Role Playing 1 Player
YEAR1993DOS
Role Playing 1 Player
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Role Playing 1 Player
YEAR1995Super Famicom
Role Playing 1 Player
YEAR1993Super Famicom
Role Playing 1 Player
YEAR1990DOS
Role Playing 1 Player
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Role Playing 1 Player
YEAR1994DOS
Role Playing 1 Player
YEAR2005Genesis
Role Playing 1 Player
YEAR1995DOS
Role Playing 1 Player
YEAR1992DOS
Role Playing 1 Player