The rest of the development team was also largely made up of people who had worked with Matsuno at Quest, such as the game's composer Hitoshi Sakimoto and the artists Hiroshi Minagawa and Akihido Yoshida. The team behind it was led by Yasumi Matsuno, who had previously been responsible for the creation of Ogre Battle and Tactics Ogre while he had worked at Quest, and this was his first project after leaving the developer and joining Square. Strategy and Politics: Final Fantasy Tacticsįinal Fantasy Tactics was from the very beginning going to be a very different type of game from the ones fans of the series had become used to by that point in time. It took Final Fantasy in a completely different direction with its gameplay and style, while still retaining many of its defining core elements. That game was, of course, Final Fantasy Tactics, arguably the series' most beloved spin-off release ever. However, that same year another successful Final Fantasy game was released to a great reception. Up until the late 90s the Final Fantasy series had only seen a few, largely unsuccessful spin-off releases such as Final Fantasy Mystic Quest, with the main installments garnering most of the attention, especially with the then-recent release of Final Fantasy VII pushing the series into an entirely new level of popularity. By Taneli Palola, posted on 19 November 2016 / 14,041 Views

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