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Final Fantasy VI is widely ranked the best game in its series, with a darker story than earlier entries
Final Fantasy VI, released in 1994 for the Super Nintendo, was developed by Square and directed by Yoshinori Kitase and Hiroyuki Ito, the first entry not directed by series creator Hironobu Sakaguchi. Its setting resembles the Second Industrial Revolution and its story has fourteen permanent playable characters. Themes include rebellion against a military dictatorship, a magical arms race, chemical warfare and personal redemption, which made it darker than earlier entries. Its score by Nobuo Uematsu and its critical acclaim helped define the role-playing genre.
The game's mature storytelling helped establish what role-playing games could do as narrative art. It remains one of the most influential titles in the genre.
The game was released in North America as Final Fantasy III, because the actual Final Fantasy II, III and V had not yet come out outside Japan.
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