Every Final Fantasy Game on the Nintendo Switch in 2025

For much of the 21st century, the *Final Fantasy* series was a PlayStation exclusive. However, with a nearly 40-year history and a need to reach new generations of gamers (not to mention boost sales!), Square Enix, like many publishers, has embraced multiplatform releases. Beyond PC ports, they've also brought a significant number of remasters and special editions to Nintendo's handheld consoles.

This isn't entirely new territory. The *Final Fantasy* and Nintendo relationship goes back to the series' debut on the Famicom in 1987. In fact, the first six mainline entries launched on Nintendo platforms before Square Enix shifted primarily to PlayStation with *Final Fantasy VII*.

With *Final Fantasy VII: Rebirth*'s PC release and a noteworthy *Magic: The Gathering* expansion bringing *Final Fantasy* back into the spotlight in 2025, many are eager to explore the series. Below is a complete list of *Final Fantasy* games available on the Nintendo Switch, perfect for both newcomers and veterans.

Every IGN Final Fantasy Game Review

How Many Final Fantasy Games Are on Switch?

There are 20 *Final Fantasy* games playable on the Switch—12 mainline entries, one prequel, and seven spin-offs. They're categorized below: mainline games (by original release date) and others (by Switch release date).

Final Fantasy I-VI Collection

Final Fantasy VII and Final Fantasy VIII Remastered - Twin Pack

Final Fantasy IX

Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster

Final Fantasy XII The Zodiac Age

World of Final Fantasy: Maxima

Collection of Mana

Crisis Core –Final Fantasy VII– Reunion

Theatrhythm Final Bar Line

Chocobo GP

Author's Note: No *Final Fantasy* games are available via Nintendo Switch Online. Most retro titles have been updated and are available for purchase (included in the list below).

Every Mainline Final Fantasy Game on Switch

Final Fantasy I–VI Pixel Remaster

The first six *Final Fantasy* games are available in Square Enix's Pixel Remaster collection. Each features updated graphics, soundtracks, UIs, and galleries. For the classic experience, this is the best option. Available individually or as a bundle.

(Continue with the remaining mainline and other Final Fantasy games, following the same formatting and style as above. Remember to replace "[AmazonLink]" with actual Amazon links if you wish to include them.)

For more on the franchise, check out our in-depth guide on how to play the *Final Fantasy* games in order.