[001]
🟢 (Released in 1987)
- First installment in the Final Fantasy series.

[002]
🟢 (Released in 1988)
- Second installment in the Final Fantasy series.

[003]
🟠 (Released in 1989)
- Rebranded as Final Fantasy Legend series when released in the United States. First game in the SaGa series.

[004]
🟢 (Released in 1990)
- Third installment in the Final Fantasy series.

[005]
🟠 (Released in 1990)
- Second Final Fantasy game released for Nintendo Game Boy. Second installment in the SaGa series.

[006]
🟠 (Released in 1991)
- Spin-off title from the main Final Fantasy series, released for the Nintendo Game Boy. First game of what would become the Mana series.

[007]
🟢 (Released in 1991)
- Fourth installment in the Final Fantasy series.

[008]
🟠 (Released in 1991)
- Sequel to Final Fantasy Legend II. Third installment in the SaGa series

[009]
🟠 (Released in 1992)
- Entry-level RPG for the SNES designed to feature simplified in-game options, storyline, and player control.

[010]
🟢 (Released in 1992)
- Fifth installment in the Final Fantasy series.

[011]
🟢 (Released in 1994)
- Sixth installment in the Final Fantasy series.

[012]
🟢 (Released in 1997)
- Seventh installment in the Final Fantasy series.

[013.1]
🟠 (Released in 1997)
- Strategy RPG in the Final Fantasy series.

[013.2]
🟠 (Released in 1997)
- Mystery Dungeon game by the series' trademark mascot, the chocobo.

[013.3]
🟠 (Released in 1998)
- Sequel to Chocobo's Mysterious Dungeon.

[014.1]
🔵 (Released in 1999)
- Compilation of Final Fantasy games for the PlayStation. NA edition includes ports of Final Fantasy V and VI.

[014.2]
🔵 (Released in 2002)
- Compilation of Final Fantasy games for the PlayStation. European edition includes ports of Final Fantasy IV and V.

[014.3]
🟠 (Released in 1999)
- Game inspired by the Chocobo racing minigame in Final Fantasy VII.

[014.4]
🟠 (Released in 1999) (Re-released in 2002)
- Board game.

[014.5]
🟠 (Released in 1999)
- Kart racing game.

[015]
🟢 (Released in 1999)
- Eighth installment in the Final Fantasy series.

[016.1]
🟢 (Released in 2000)
- Ninth installment in the Final Fantasy series.

[016.2]
🟠 (Released in 2000)
- Simulation game for the WonderSwan.

[017]
🔵 (Released in 2001)
- Compilation that includes Final Fantasy IV, and another Square Enix production, Chrono Trigger, released for the PlayStation.

[018]
🟢 (Released in 2001)
- Tenth installment in the Final Fantasy series.

[019]
🟢 (Released in 2002)
- Eleventh installment in the Final Fantasy series. First MMORPG game in the series.

[020]
🔵 (Released in 2002)
- Compilation of Final Fantasy and Final Fantasy II for the PlayStation.

[021]
🟠 (Released in 2003)
- Strategy RPG for the Game Boy Advance. It is not a remake or a direct sequel to Final Fantasy Tactics, but takes place in the same setting.

[022.1]
🟢 (Released in 2003)
- Direct sequel to Final Fantasy X. First direct sequel in the series.

[022.2]
🔵 (Released in 2004)
- Playable sequel to Final Fantasy X-2.

[022.3]
🔵 (Released in 2004)
- Exclusive to Japan - Final Fantasy X-2 + Last Mission.

[023]
🔵 (Released in 2003)
- First official expansion pack for Final Fantasy XI.

[024]
🟠 (Released in 2003)
- Remake of Final Fantasy Adventure.

[025]
🟠 (Released in 2004)
- Spin-off / companion game outside the main Final Fantasy series.

[026.1]
🔵 (Released in 2004)
- Compilation of the first two games in the Final Fantasy series.

[026.2]
🔵 (Released in 2004)
- Bonus quest in the Dawn of Souls.

[026.3]
🟠 (Released in 2004)
- Board game with characters from both Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest.

[027]
🔵 (Released in 2004)
- Second official expansion pack for Final Fantasy XI.

[028]
🟠 (Released in 2004)
- A game part of the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII. A prequel to Final Fantasy VII.

[029]
🔵 (Released in 2005)
- Final Fantasy IV port for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance.

[030]
🟠 (Released in 2006)
- A game part of the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII set three years after Final Fantasy VII.

[031.1]
🟢 (Released in 2006)
- Twelfth installment in the Final Fantasy series.

[031.2]
🔵 (Released in 2007)
- Re-release of FFXII with heavy changes made to the character development system by introducing jobs. .

[032]
🔵 (Released in 2006)
- Third official expansion for Final Fantasy XI.

[033]
🟢 (Released in 2006)
- Revamped 3D version of the original Final Fantasy III. This remake allowed Final Fantasy III to be introduced to North America for the first time.

[034]
🔵 (Released in 2006)
- Final Fantasy V port for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance.

[035]
🔵 (Released in 2006)
- Final Fantasy VI port for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance.

[036]
🟠 (Released in 2007)
- Another spin-off and first in the game released under the Ivalice Alliance series. Real-time strategy RPG for the Nintendo DS and is a sequel to the Final Fantasy XII (2006).

[037]
🔵 (Released in 2007)
- Updated version of Final Fantasy Tactics for the Sony PSP. Second game part of the "Ivalice Alliance" campaign.

[038]
🟠 (Released in 2007)
- Second installment to the Crystal Chronicles metaseries. Prequel to the original Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles.