Final Fantasy III Player's Guide

by Peter Olafson

Just when you thought you'd mastered the game... Think again!

You thought you'd saved Terra, destroyed Kefka, and beaten the Imperial troops. Victory was at hand...

You were wrong. dead wrong.

End your frustration and become a master of the game with the Final Fantasy III Players Guide.

In these pages, you'll get all the clues, all the hints, and all the maps you're going to need to survive your quest across two worlds.

Genres: Video Games

164 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1995

Reviews

[Dallion · Rating 5 out of 5]

At 11 years old, I read this book in the back of my mom's car on roadtrips. In hindsight, it was as good as playing the game itself. It has great summaries of the all the characters, and leads you through the wonderful plot with captivating writing and artwork. As a writer and illustrator working on my first graphic novel, I picked up this book partly for nostalgia's sake, but also to revisit childhood inspirations.

[Alexis Lewis · Rating 5 out of 5]

I just happen to be replaying FF6 (then known as FF3) so I googled the guide and found myself on Goodreads. I had this guide when I first played the game at age 11. I absolutely loved it because it was so much more than a guide. It went into depth exploring the characters and the themes of the story. I remember Olafson referring to the game as “a voyage of self-discovery” and that was so accurate on many levels for me as an 11-year old. I hope I can find my copy so I can revisit this gem.