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Final Fantasy VI came out for the Super Nintendo in 1994, developed by Square. It was one of those big, ambitious RPGs that defined the 16-bit era, with a huge cast and a story that didn't shy away from darker themes. The game built a world that felt genuinely large and complex for its time.

You control a party of characters navigating the world map, towns, and dungeons, engaging in turn-based battles against monsters and soldiers. The main goal shifts from resisting an empire to literally saving the world from ruin. Key mechanics include the ATB system for active-time combat, learning magic from Espers, and using each character's unique special ability in battle. The pacing is deliberate, with a significant difficulty spike in the latter half of the game. It feels like guiding a group of broken people who somehow find the strength to put things back together.