Final Fantasy IV

What if the King of Baron had banished Joanna rather than Cecilia? That Kluya meets Joanna, the two fall in love, and they have a son and a daughter? And that, after tragedy strikes, this daughter ends up been abandoned in the woods… only to be found and raised by the King? A single ripple becomes a wave that sends a pair of lovers down vastly different life paths. Cecil, the White Wizard. Rosa, the Dark Knight. This is her story–one of redemption from the darkness within. 'Final Fantasy IV: Daughter of Darkness and Light' is a fork of the 'Project II: Final Fantasy IV' hack. Not only does it include the bugfixes, restoration of missing content and revised script of the latter mod, but it also an alternate story with Rosa Farrell as the protagonist.

The original Final Fantasy IV comes to life with completely new graphics and audio! A remodeled 2D take on the fourth game in the world-renowned Final Fantasy series! Enjoy the timeless story told through charming retro graphics.

This is a complete hack of Final Fantasy 4 (2 US) for SNES which shows off many of the features of the hacking utility, FF4kster. There are a few assembly hacks which cannot be achieved within the editor alone, but they are few in number and mostly for cosmetic purposes. It may seem at first that the changes are limited to gameplay and the plot is unchanged, but don’t worry, there is a point in the plot after which it branches from the original and begins an entirely new chain of events.

Final Fantasy IV - Ultima is a ‘deluxe’ version of Final Fantasy II for the SNES. This hack adds a bunch of additions to the base game while keeping the majority of the main story intact and the feel of FF2US the same. List of features, additions and changes: - Party Swapping among 11 different members at Endgame!! - Dark Knight Cecil now available at endgame!! - A Full-Featured Bestiary!! A Brand New Title Screen! - A VERY Challenging BOSS RUSH Mode unlocked at endgame!! - New Game+ mode with higher MAX level/stats!! - 58 New Weapons! Including Magically Imbued Weapons! - 62 New Spells/Summons! Also revamped existing spells! - 38 New Bosses! Brand New Boss at Endgame with Randomized AI! - New Achievements Feature at: https://retroachievements.org/game/1072 - New Status ‘Aura/Color’ for buffs/ailments during battle!! - Damage Limit increased to 14999! Can turn Encounters On/Off! - New Areas! New Side Quests! New and Upgradable Commands!! - New Optional Patches for Alternate Sprites and Palette! - New Enemy Graphics! New Events! New Endgame Scenarios! - New Equipment/Spell Menus with DETAILED info!! - New attack/swing/spell animations! - New weapon graphics!! New sound effects! New items!! - New maps, new areas and new edits to overworld maps! - New events! New enemies!! Sprint with the Y button!! - New commands for characters. New Armors and Gears! - Revamped shops/equipment and balanced their progression. - Dark Knight Cecil now dual-wields and is 2-handed!! - Edge is now buffed offensively! Can steal Rare items! - Rydia has new summons! - Cecil has been buffed as a tank. - Rosa can use more combative gears and new spells. - Kain has various new spells and commands. - Yang, Edward, Palom, Porom and others have also been buffed! - Lots of secrets that can lead to early acquirement of better equipment! - Few minor tweaks to the base game such as save points, etc.

This version of Final Fantasy IV released as part of Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection includes many of the features introduced in the Advance version such as the Bestiary, Music Player and bonus dungeons, whilst also incorporating a number of changes and features exclusive to other ports. The opening FMV returns from the 3D Remake's Nintendo DS port as well as new 3D cinematic cutscenes. There is an option to switch between the original Super Famicom or the arranged 3D Remake versions of the soundtrack. It also includes an auto-battle feature for the first time as well as other gameplay changes. An Art Gallery containing illustrations by Yoshitaka Amano has also been added.

A mobile phone port of Final Fantasy IV that was released for different mobile platforms in Japan only. It includes a whole new "EX Dungeon", a redesigned version of the Lunar Ruins with a number of story changes, and new items introduced in Final Fantasy IV: The After Years.

A port of Final Fantasy IV for WonderSwan Color released only in Japan. It is largely based on the PlayStation port while lacking its FMVs and having a decreased screen resolution, and down-sampled music and sound effects to meet the specifications of the device. The WonderSwan Color port introduces a number of graphical enhancements to character sprites and backgrounds by providing additional details and color shading. The original character portraits were replaced with new, smaller portraits. Also, certain boss sprites were changed to those featured in the Japanese Easy Type version of the Super Famicom game. The game features a revamped difficulty different from both the original and the Easy Type versions.

A port of Final Fantasy IV for PlayStation that adds an opening and ending FMV cutscene as well as some gameplay improvements such as the ability to run in dungeons and towns. It is largely based on the original Japanese release for the Super Famicom but includes some of the changes made in the Final Fantasy IV Easy Type release. Due to the CD-ROM format of PlayStation it has longer load times in comparison to the Super Famicom versions. The North American version, which is only available as part of the Final Fantasy Chronicles and Final Fantasy Anthology compilations, came with a brand new English localization. Although certain translated lines from the previous localization by Kaoru Moriyama, such as "You spoony bard!", were kept, as they had become fan favorites.

The original Final Fantasy IV was altered in several regards to reduce the difficulty level for Final Fantasy IV Easy Type, a version exclusive to Japan. Various spells, abilities and items were removed or altered, shop prices were lowered, and other tweaks to make the game easy were put in place. Many enemies, attacks and items were renamed. It is often thought the original North American translation was a translation of Easy Type, but the translated version was developed before Easy Type, and the difficulty is reduced further in Easy Type than in the North American version. This led to speculation that Easy Type was based on the North American Final Fantasy II rather than vice versa. Another aspect Easy Type changed is some of the text, which was simplified to make it easier for younger Japanese players to read and to help bring the point of certain comments across more clearly. For example, when Palom clears the fire on Mt. Ordeals with his Blizzard spell and brags about it, Porom reminds him that the Elder of Mysidia taught them they should not be haughty. The word for "haughty" was replaced with the word for "arrogant", as "haughty" is not a common word in an average child's vocabulary.