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1. Reviewer: Thunderbolt Games
   21 August 2008

   Overall 9

   

    

   Other than these alterations, this is the same Final Fantasy IV that has made a mark as one of the definitive role-playing adventures in gaming history. While the outside may appear dated compared to modern games, the core gameplay experience remains fresh. Anyone looking for a worthwhile and challenging role-playing game should definitely pick this up. Read more

2. Reviewer: GamesAreFun
   18 October 2007

   Overall 9

   

    

   sports two new dungeons, a bestiary, and the ability to choose which party members will accompany Cecil, the main character, at the end of the game. The first new dungeon allows for the five additional characters available at the end of the game to obtain powerful weapons similar to the ones the original party can obtain in the last dungeon. The second dungeon opens up after completing the game and contains 50 floors with little tidbits of additional story mostly focused... Read more

3. Reviewer: Cubed³
   22 January 2007

   Overall 9

   

   Gameplay 9

   

   Graphics 9

   

   Sound 9

   

    

   How can any RPG fan worth their salt pass up this offering from Square Enix? After the enrapturing Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls, Final Fantasy IV Advance stands as yet another must-have role-playing experience for the humble GBA. Roll on FFV and FFVI... Read more

4. Reviewer: SwankWorld
   15 December 2006

   Final Fantasy IV is known as a turning point for the Final Fantasy series and helped to bridge the gap from above average by-the-numbers RPGs to games that told epic stories though cinematics. Released in 1991 for the Super NES as Final Fantasy II, fans of the series were blown away by the sheer size of the game which spanned an entire world, an underworld, and to the moon itself. Playing the game on your trusty GBA proves just as impressive as the original game remains... Read more

5. Final Fantasy IV Advance

   Reviewer: Al Menconi Ministries
   19 January 2006

   FF4 was a good game for its time, and with the slightly improved graphics, and added dungeon, it makes a decent play. The older style graphics restrict any real gore and violence, as well as the sexual content. The problem with the artwork can be avoided if you can find an old copy of the game for the Super Nintendo. The only real difference between the re-release, and the original is the bonus art, bestiary, and extra dungeon at the end. The new script is really just a... Read more

1. A throwback improved with a touching loss

   Reviewer: Fentekreel, Newegg
   05 June 2006

   Overall 8

   

    

   I loved it. This was the game that got me addicted to rpgs when i was younger. A little partial but honestly...we haven't seen an rpg written like this for a long while. Read more