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Square Enix / Dec 10, 2015 / RPG
Lightning Returns is the concluding chapter of the Final Fantasy XIII saga and series heroine Lightning's final battle. The grand finale of the trilogy brings a world reborn as well as free character customization and stunning action based battles.
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Thank you for your continued support of LIGHTNING RETURNS: FINAL FANTASY XIII. An update of the game has been implemented as of 12th July 2021. Update Content: Fixed an issue of Lightning’s voice not being played in some scenes. We hope you continue to have fun with LIGHTNING RETURNS: FINAL FANTASY XIII.
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79% positive, 2,663 reviews
Final Fantasy 13-3 Lightning Returns feels like a game that knows how to impress you… and then immediately tests how much patience you have. TLDR - A stylish, great sounding game with bold ideas and an excellent finale, dragged down by filler quests, forced time pressure, and the sense that it only occasionally lives up to its own potential. What it absolutely nails. The presentation is gorgeous in that Square Enix...
25 found this helpful, 2026-02-07
Closing out one of the weirdest trilogies I can think of with the weirdest entry in it; Lightning Returns switches up the combat system for its most confusing-to-learn and difficult-to-master version yet, moves even further away from the infamous "hallway simulator" of the first game with what feels like the most open maps in the series, and tries its hand at a Dead Rising style clock system, which is daunting at...
12 found this helpful, 2026-05-28
Lightning Returns is a nice but flawed ending to the XIII trilogy. Story Story-wise it starts pretty weak. During the first 5 hours I was actually thinking I might drop the game, but I endured and I’m glad I did. The story is segmented into 5 main arcs across different locations and focuses on characters from the previous games. I’ll briefly summarize each arc without spoilers. The first arc has pretty dark and...
11 found this helpful, 2026-02-17
One of the best combat systems in Final Fantasy and JRPGs in general. They actually regressed with newer FF games somehow. This ♥♥♥♥ was amazing.
15 found this helpful, 2026-01-07
