COLLECTION of SaGa FF LEGEND

Name: COLLECTION of SaGa FF LEGEND
Price: 19.99 USD
Rating: 4.1 (29 reviews)
Author: SQUARE ENIX

By: SQUARE ENIX App

All Three FF Legend Titles!

Overview

Version:

1.0.0

Last updated: 2021-09-21

Ranking

#257,378 ▼ 2,049

Overall

Features & Capabilities

The origin of the SaGa Franchise, “COLLECTION of SaGa FINAL FANTASY LEGEND,” is now available! With high-speed mode and adjustable screen orientation, these games have been powered up for this re-release. Assign buttons how you wish and even play one-handed! Enjoy these titles in either English or Japanese.

Included titles FINAL FANTASY LEGEND Selling over one million copies, the first title in the series lets you choose from human, mutant, or monster protagonists to enjoy a wide range of gameplay styles. Monsters gain abilities by consuming meat to transform into different monsters—a revolutionary concept for the time. Climb a tower that spans the world to reach paradise and enjoy a variety of different sub-world!

FINAL FANTASY LEGEND 2 The franchise found its stride with this title, which sees adventurers explore many different worlds. Featuring mechs and guest characters, the diversity in gameplay has never been better. Traverse the land collecting magi to unlock the secrets of the universe!

FINAL FANTASY LEGEND 3 Featuring a story that spans time and space, this unique title provides many firsts for the franchise. Six different races provide endless amounts of customization, and the protagonists can change between them as well. Board the Talon and travel between the past, present and future!

New features

High-speed mode with faster movement and dialogue
Switch between horizontal and vertical screen orientation
Choose freely between English and Japanese – the language you choose determines which version you will play

This app is a one-time purchase with no additional in-app payments.
The games have largely been faithfully replicated in their original form, but some elements have been adjusted to meet evolving cultural and social norms.

Required OS: iOS 13.0 or greater

Compatible Devices: Iphone 6s/iPod touch (generation 7)/iPad (generation 5) / iPad Air2 / iPad midi4 or later

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

SQUARE ENIX

Rating:

4.10

(29)

Version:

1.0.0 Last updated: 2021-09-21

Version code:

843858707

Creation date:

2021-09-21

Compatible devices:

Size:

218.94MB

Price:

19.99

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Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-16

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# 257,378 ▼ 2,049

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User Reviews

A nostalgic, affordable three-game mobile port that preserves the feel of the original Game Boy classics while delivering value and easy access. Pros include authenticity, price, and fan appeal; cons center on controls, cloud saves, a few port quirks, and missing controller support. Suitable for old-school JRPG fans who don’t mind some port quirks.

Pros

Faithful port of the three OG Game Boy Final Fantasy titles, with authentic branding and feel.
Great value: all three games in one mobile package at a price considered very reasonable.
Nostalgia-driven, old-school JRPG charm that satisfies fans and collectors.
Solid port quality and cross-platform familiarity (e.g., smooth transition from Switch to mobile).
All three games are presented together in one convenient package, sparing players from hunting for physical copies.

Cons

No cloud save / cross-device progress support, risking lost progress between devices.
Touch controls are clunky or lacking, detracting from the classic gameplay.
RNG appears broken or non-random, leading to repeated battles on reload and inconsistent outcomes.
Differences from the original Game Boy versions (UI and mechanics) and some features feel confusing (tree navigation, equipment complexity).
Lack of controller/backbone support; no built-in gamepad compatibility.

Recent reviews

If you get stuck in these games, they were produced for the original Nintendo Game Boy in North America, so you should be able to find instruction manuals for them online. I only had part 2 on Game Boy, so part 1 was a new experience for me. I didn’t play the zombie class, and I had to look up how to develop the humans, which is unusual by Final Fantasy standards. Overall, it’s a fun title, although the way the tree is organized can be a bit confusing. Part 2 more closely resembles a typical Final Fantasy title, in that humans progress in level simply by battling rather than through potions. This wasn’t an issue in the first game, but I don’t like how variable the mutants’ magic is, given that you can spontaneously develop a weakness for fire, for example. Still, a fun title. Part 3 does what no other 8 bit or Game Boy Final Fantasy title did. It allows you to jump over npcs when they get in your way! Too bad Square didn’t think of this sooner. The battle dialogue is very similar to the barely worth mentioning Final Fantasy Mystic Quest, which makes me wonder if they had the same creative staff. This title more closely resembles a regular Final Fantasy game than the other two in the series, with the caveat that the equipment system is more confusing than any I’ve seen from Square. The storyline is hard to follow as well, as it begins as a time travel plot then shifts to a world travelling/interdimensional one. I enjoyed the third installment of Legend the least.

by Ik*****, 2025-06-21

I was a young nerdy boy with no friends but I had the OG huge gray gameboy and all I did was play these three games. Idk who decided to do this release, but I can’t describe how grateful I am. ❤️