Mat Hall

How to spare everyone in the acclaimed role-playing adventure.

How to see the story play out in all kinds of ways.

Destiny 2 Adventures are a new addition to the universe, and a great way of giving players something to do between missions - or, of course, for grinding gear and levelling up when the story's all done.

Adamantoise in Final Fantasy 15 is one of the biggest trials you'll face, but not necessarily because of it's challenge. The mountain-sized creature has a huge amount of HP, and is a war of attrition to vanquish.

Final Fantasy 15 dungeons are some of the most challenging parts of the game. Whether it's the Tombs you'll encounter as part of the main story, or the optional end-game locations you can stumble upon in the open world, each others a maze of corridors, tough enemies and by the end of it, an Armiger upgrade or a powerful new items. (Or at the very least, a ton of EXP you can cash in for later).

In Final Fantasy 15 Regalia upgrades are not necessarily essential - especially when you use fast travel or pick up the flying car upgrade in the later stages, or get to grips with your Chocobo to flee across the world - but will feel that way if you're a completionist.

Final Fantasy 15 (or Final Fantasy XV) has been a long time coming. Starting life as a spin-off in the Fabula Nova Crystallis series around a decade ago, a combination of scale, ambition and protracted development saw it morph into a fully-fledged entry in the series.

You first meet Dino in Final Fantasy 15 very early in the course of the story, but returning to him later opens up a series of fetch quests. The first few are pretty simple - head for the marker, locate the ore he's after, and return to him - but the last one is beat left until after you've finished the main story.

Final Fantasy 15 Scraps of Mystery is the closest thing the game has to collectibles. Hidden around the world are 14 'mysterious scraps', and collecting one will put a new sidequest into your log, pointing you to the location of a map fragment.

The Final Fantasy 15 Vyv quests have you running around Eos taking snaps to give you a pretty hefty profit.

How to make an easy buck by taking snaps for the Lestallum quest giver.

How to complete all of Cindy's quests to improve your ride.

Looking for a challenge towards the end of the game? You should tick these off your list.

How to start and finish the marathon boss battle in the RPG's end-game.

Locations of every collectible to finish this lengthy collectible quest.

Where to find the valuable stones for journalist Dino.

Our complete story walkthrough and guide to the many activities in the long-awaited RPG.

Unlike most RPGs, while your party members' levels are determined in the traditional EXP fashion, in Final Fantasy 12 The Zodiac Age your level actually has no bearing on your skills or abilities, and just increases your base stats. Learning new things and gaining access to new equipment is done via your Zodiac License, and requires the spending of LP.

As you may already know, this Final Fantasy 12 Zodiac Age remaster is based on the Japanese "International Zodiac Job System" version, which differs from the original release in a few key areas.

Following what seems to now be a bit of a tradition for the franchise, Final Fantasy 12 is finally coming to PlayStation 4, in the revised form of Final Fantasy 12 The Zodiac Age.

Final Fantasy 12 Hunts, otherwise referred to as Marks, become available pretty early on. You'll come across them during your playthrough of the main story, and are a decent way of earning some fairly significant rewards, but as you progress towards the more challenging ones - the Rank VII Marks and the Elite Marks - it's more about the pride.

Omega Mk XII in Final Fantasy 12 The Zodiac Age is a hidden boss in every sense of the word - there's no indication he's there, and finding him is, to put it mildly, a pain in the behind.

Hell Wyrm in Final Fantasy 12 The Zodiac Age is one of several hidden bosses in the game, and while he's a little easier to find than some others, he takes an awful while to defeat.

If you've played a Final Fantasy game before, you'll probably be familiar with the concept of Summons. In Final Fantasy 12 The Zodiac Age however, these are replaced by Espers, which perform in much the same way outside of the different terminology.

Anyone who's played the original Final Fantasy 12 will probably remember the hubbub around the Zodiac Spear, a superpowered weapon that required you to fulfil a series of impossible-to-stumble-upon tasks in order to earn it.