Amazon's Prime Day event is offering significant discounts on a selection of Square Enix titles, presenting an opportunity for fans to acquire popular RPGs at a lower cost. Notable deals include Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade, Dragon Quest VII Reimagined, and Octopath Traveler 0.
Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade, the comprehensive version of the initial segment of the Final Fantasy VII remake saga, is available for $29.99 on the Nintendo Switch and $19.99 on the PlayStation 5. This edition covers the escape from Midgar, featuring graphical enhancements and the "Episode Intermission" chapters starring Yuffie Kisaragi.
Dragon Quest VII Reimagined, which launched in February, is discounted by $15 across all platforms. This title reimagines the 2000 classic with a distinct art style utilizing 3D-scanned physical dolls to achieve a diorama-like aesthetic. Despite some imperfections, it remains a noteworthy entry in the series, particularly for its world-building and the impact of player actions on the past and present.
Octopath Traveler 0, identified as a potential RPG standout for 2025, is priced at $34.99 during Prime Day. This console release adapts storylines from "Champions of the Continent" into a single-player experience, offering over 100 hours of content. It is designed as a standalone title, accessible to newcomers.
Further discounts apply to the Dragon Quest series with the Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake available for $39.99. This package revitalizes the classic games, with Dragon Quest II receiving substantial story additions to create a definitive version. The Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake, praised for its reimagining of a legendary RPG, is on sale for $24.99. This version offers around 70 hours of gameplay for 100% completion and supports enhanced resolution and frame rate on the Nintendo Switch via a free update.
In addition to these direct sales, several upcoming Square Enix games are available for pre-order. These include the Kingdom Hearts Collection [I-III] for the Switch and PS5, excluding "Melody of Memory." Also available for pre-order are Final Fantasy Resonance, the first HD-2D iteration of a Final Fantasy title, and subsequent Dragon Quest releases.