The Next Final Fantasy Game Should Bring Back The Best Part Of FF13

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Square Enix has kept itself busy the past few years, from releasing parts and spinoffs to the remake project and its MMORPG to new, original installments, like and. However, Part 3 of the remake will likely come out within the next few years, since Part 2 was released earlier this year in February. This means that a potential might be closer than expected, especially since Final Fantasy 16 released in 2023.

Though Square Enix has not said anything regarding, it's possible to make certain guesses about what to expect from the franchise. Some things to consider are combat, time period, party system, and, most importantly, the protagonist. Protagonists are typically a huge part of the identity of any game, and making the right choice for the protagonist in the next game could be the first step to success.

For the previous two installments, and, both protagonists were male, with Noctis being the protagonist of and Clive being the protagonist of The last time had a female protagonist was during the saga, which featured Lightning as the lead in two games and Serah as a co-lead (along with Noel) in. In typical fashion, there's still a diverse cast of primary characters, but the most significant figure not being a male character stands out.

Assuming is the next game to be released, it desperately needs a female lead to fight off enemies and scope out danger. The best part of the controversial was the female protagonists, as they proved to be adequate combatants with beautifully vocal opinions and beliefs. Women in both and have felt more like love interests than anything else, as they've been barely given the necessary spotlight.

Popular voice actor Ray Chase, who previously played a part in Final Fantasy 15, has teased fans about a role in a future entry in the series.

Of course, Lunafreya, Cindy, and Aranea played important roles in, but their screentime was too limited. The cancelation of DLC that was supposed to feature sequences involving Aranea and Lunafreya was quite