The mod is completely unofficial, and was an amateur fan-made undertaking. The content in this portion of the website pertains to "software" known as "Final Fantasy" and "Final Fantasy Dawn of Souls", which is the property of Square Enix.
I have shelved the FF1 Dawn of Souls "Hackster" project for the time being, as I have many other projects on the front burner right now. If you have any questions on the mod, or any suggestions for how to make this site better, feel free to contact me. If you feel as I do about Final Fantasy and want to enjoy the challenge of the NES version with all the modernized trappings of Dawn of Souls, download the Mod of Balance! I wanted to restore the difficulty of the NES version of the game to the GBA version, and make the characters more balanced and interesting in the meantime. These annoyances were the impetus for the "Mod of Balance" available at this site. A Ninja could gain his final attack at something like level 32! Characters levelled much too quickly and characters gained far too many attacks early in the game and then were capped at 8. I loved the facelift of my old favorite game, but the challenge was sorely lacking. Essentially, the player is in charge of his experience of Final Fantasy.Īnd so, I had to play the new version on the Game Boy Advance system. And the characters are pre-generated and are not forced in and out of your party as the storyline develops, so you get to know each character as a strong protagonist. I think that's one of the game's strong suits it invites you to try different parties and strategies. And the quest might take 20 to 30 hours to complete. The game played significantly different depending on your party. The storyline didn't get in the way of exploration. However, the pacing of the game was almost flawlessly executed, though the Ice Cave was very challenging. None of its features were thoroughly original, even the creation and promotion of characters (you could do that in Wizardry). 
Was it a game ahead of its time? I don't particularly think so.
However, when I consider the sheer playability and re-playablility of any current or past RPG, the measuring stick I use is inexorably and unapologetically Final Fantasy. It is that good! Some will say that since its day, many more milestone RPGs have been created, and there are some aspects for which that's true. I got it when it first hit the shelves for the NES console, and limited as it was to one save game at a time, I played it and replayed it for two years without tiring of it. Wizardry 1st Trilogy SNES Rebalancing Modįinal Fantasy was perhaps the game that cemented my love for the RPG genre.Destiny of an Emperor NES Ludmeister's Remix.Final Fantasy 1 and 2 GBA Mod of Balance.Final Fantasy 5 Advance Custom Classes Mod.
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