One of my favorite 2D JRPGs ever, and honestly the PC version is the best way to play it. Not only are you getting one of the greatest RPGs ever made, but it also covers all the previous releases' bases. You have the anime cutscenes from the Playstation re-release. You also have the extra dungeons and other additions from the Nintendo DS version. The Android/iOS/Apple TV versions of the game don't quite sing like the PC re-release does. Pair this game with a CRT Reshade shader for a hella satisfying trip to 30 years ago.

If you play through all of the sidequests, get all the endings, all the techs, all the secret or special items, you're looking at minimum 50 hours of play, and you can probably bump that to 100 hours if you savor the experience instead of speeding through it. I don't wholeheartedly recommend games often but such a gem like Chrono Trigger certainly deserves it.

One of my favorite 2D JRPGs ever, and honestly the PC version is the best way to play it. Not only are you getting one of the greatest RPGs ever made, but it also covers all the previous releases' bases. You have the anime cutscenes from the Playstation re-release. You also have the extra dungeons and other additions from the Nintendo DS version. The Android/iOS/Apple TV versions of the game don't quite sing like the PC re-release does. Pair this game with a CRT Reshade shader for a hella satisfying trip to 30 years ago. If you play through all of the sidequests, get all the endings, all the techs, all the secret or special items, you're looking at minimum 50 hours of play, and you can probably bump that to 100 hours if you savor the experience instead of speeding through it. I don't wholeheartedly recommend games often but such a gem like Chrono Trigger certainly deserves it.