https://www.pcgamer.com/final-fantasy-xii-the-zodiac-age-review/

What is it? A remaster of a decade-old PS2 RPG in which a gang of misfits take on an encroaching empire. Expect to pay: $50/£35 Developer: Square Enix Publisher: Square Enix Reviewed on: Intel Core i5-2500K CPU, 16GB RAM, Geforce GTX 970 GPU Multiplayer: None Link: Official site  

The little kingdom of Dalmasca has been taken over by the rampaging forces of Archadia and it's up to a couple of street urchins, a resistance leader, a knight, a sky pirate, and a rabbit lady, to battle their oppressors and save the realm. There's an airship, of course, and there are Chocobos, and you revive party members with tufts of phoenix down—so far, so Final Fantasy—but look past the mascots and you'll find the boldest, most inventive game of the series, powered by a weighty squad-based RPG system and remastered to run at high resolutions on PC.