FINAL FANTASY X/X-2 HD Remaster brings two legendary PS2-era JRPGs with fully upgraded HD graphics and audio. This collection includes both titles, offering over 100 hours of emotional storytelling and adventure in the world of Spira.

FINAL FANTASY X follows Tidus, a blitzball star who is transported to the world of Spira after an encounter with the colossal creature Sin. He becomes the guardian of the summoner Yuna on a journey to end the endless cycle of destruction. The game features the Conditional Turn-Based Battle system, allowing party members to be swapped during combat. Characters develop through the unique Sphere Grid, where players freely choose skills and stat progression.

FINAL FANTASY X-2 takes place two years after the beginning of the Eternal Calm. Yuna becomes a Sphere Hunter alongside Rikku and Paine, setting out to uncover mysteries hidden within ancient spheres. This installment introduces the Dressphere system—a modern take on the classic job system—allowing players to change outfits and roles mid-battle.

The HD Remaster is based on the International Editions, previously released only in Japan. FINAL FANTASY X International adds a new Sphere Grid, secret bosses, and special abilities. FINAL FANTASY X-2 International includes features such as Creature Creator, Fiend Arena, new dresspheres, and the Last Mission dungeon.

The game has been fully enhanced with 60 rearranged tracks by Masashi Hamauzu and Junya Nakano, preserving the original spirit while enriching the experience. Players can switch between the original soundtrack and the remastered version. The PC version also includes five game boosters, such as speed-up mode, no random encounters, and an auto-save feature.

The collection also includes the exclusive 30-minute audio drama FINAL FANTASY X -Will-, written by original scenario writer Kazushige Nojima, depicting events one year after X-2. Character models, monsters, and environments have been carefully refined, and cutscenes are presented in much higher resolution compared to the PS2 version.
