This week, Square Enix started distribution of a new version 1.2.0 update for Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster. All of the individual games have been patched (Final Fantasy 1 – 6).
A number of improvements have been made – alongside the standard bug fixes. Square Enix says it tweaked the UI, controls, specific gameplay elements, and more.
You can get the full rundown via the official patch notes below.
Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster version 1.2.0 update patch notes
Final Fantasy I
- The mini-map On/Off setting will now be correctly applied after displaying the full map screen and upon loading.
- Some improvements have been made to UI and controls.
- Fixed a bug that could prevent gameplay progression after specific control inputs or under specific circumstances.
- Minor bugs have been fixed.
Final Fantasy II
- The mini-map On/Off setting will now be correctly applied after displaying the full map screen and upon loading.
- Some improvements have been made to UI and controls.
- Fixed a bug that could prevent gameplay progression after specific control inputs or under specific circumstances.
- Minor bugs have been fixed.
Final Fantasy III
- The ability to increase the rate that character job level increases at has been added to the assistance features. In addition to changing the EXP and gil acquisition rates, it is now also possible to apply a multiplier of between 0 and 4 times to the amount that job level increases by.
- Dialogue text for conversations with companion characters are now displayed in order instead of at random.
- The mini-mp On/Off setting will now be correctly applied after displaying the full map screen and upon loading.
- Some improvements have been made to UI and controls.
- Fixed a bug that could prevent gameplay progression after specific control inputs or under specific circumstances.
- Fixed a bug that caused the damage value for the ability “Barrage” to become incorrect.
- Minor bugs have been fixed.
Final Fantasy IV
- The “Float” status is now maintained after map transitions in dungeons.
- The mini-map On/Off setting will now be correctly applied after displaying the full map screen and upon loading.
- Adjusted minor battle behaviors.
- Adjusted some events.
- Some improvements have been made to UI and controls.
- Fixed a bug that could prevent gameplay progression after specific control inputs or under specific circumstances, such as during auto-battle.
- Minor bugs have been fixed.
Final Fantasy V
- The mini-map will now not be displayed under specific circumstances.
- The mini-map On/Off setting will now be correctly applied after displaying the full map screen and upon loading.
- Adjusted minor battle behaviors.
- Some improvements have been made to UI and controls.
- Adjusted some sounds such as the sound effect for spear attacks.
- Fixed a bug that could prevent gameplay progression and/or corrupt the screen during the ending.
- Fixed a bug that could prevent gameplay progression after specific control inputs or under specific circumstances.
Final Fantasy VI
- Adjusted the amount of EXP that is compensated when specific characters rejoin the party.
- Adjusted the branching conditions for the Cid event.
- The mini-map will now not be displayed under certain circumstances.
- The mini-map On/Off setting will now be correctly applied after displaying the full map screen and upon loading.
- If a character has equipment that grants permanent status changes, the status changes are now correctly applied after that are KO’d and revived.
- Adjusted minor battle behaviors.
- Adjusted the controls for the command input of “Blitz”.
- Some improvements have been made to UI and controls.
- Fixed a bug where the music for the final battle would not always switch correctly.
- Fixed a bug that could prevent gameplay progression after specific control inputs or under specific circumstances.
- Minor bugs have been fixed.
Thanks to Square Enix for the patch notes. Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster can be purchased now. Those looking for more Nintendo Switch news can check out this page.
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