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Yes, but (aside from what Sora96 may say 
) don't have high expectations.
The XIII games are good games (sans FFXIII:LR, that's an awful game IMO), but they have a lot of problems: the first is way too linear, the seconds is way too silly while trying to be a very serious, dark game (and I love it!) and the third is a piece of... that lost its way during development and has no identity. Every game has it's own feeling and they will leave you with something. I recomment you to play them, but don't expect cult classics.
The music of this saga is awesome, anyways. Uematsu levels of awesome.
) don't have high expectations.The XIII games are good games (sans FFXIII:LR, that's an awful game IMO), but they have a lot of problems: the first is way too linear, the seconds is way too silly while trying to be a very serious, dark game (and I love it!) and the third is a piece of... that lost its way during development and has no identity. Every game has it's own feeling and they will leave you with something. I recomment you to play them, but don't expect cult classics.
The music of this saga is awesome, anyways. Uematsu levels of awesome.
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The best way to judge if a game is worth playing is to play it yourself. You can ask people if it's something you'll like, but it's honestly best if you try it yourself to see for sure.
I personally like all three games, though I think Lightning Returns is the weakest, but I know many people don't.
I personally like all three games, though I think Lightning Returns is the weakest, but I know many people don't.
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Is the FFXIII trilogy worth playing? I would say yes, it's worth it, but of course, that depends on how you feel about the game. I honestly think that the "linear" complaint doesn't make sense. What game ISN'T linear? You go from point A to point B to proceed in the main story, and you're limited by walls and boundaries. That describes just about every game ever made. FFXIII doesn't offer much as in exploration except for 1 or 2 comparatively larger areas, so in that sense, I can see why people would complain about XIII's "hallways." I think that XIII shines in its CG cutscenes and character development. I grew attached to the characters more in the first game more than I did in the sequels.
FFXIII-2 had improved and faster combat, but it was lacking the character development (and CG cutscenes) that shone in the first game.
LR is the grand finale, so it's worth playing it for closure (if you liked the first 2 games). The graphics are definitely a step down from the previous games, but the gameplay is very different and a refreshing change for the last game.
I think that XIII shines in its CG cutscenes and character development. I grew attached to the characters more in the first game more than I did in the sequels.FFXIII-2 had improved and faster combat, but it was lacking the character development (and CG cutscenes) that shone in the first game.
LR is the grand finale, so it's worth playing it for closure (if you liked the first 2 games). The graphics are definitely a step down from the previous games, but the gameplay is very different and a refreshing change for the last game.
I've just started playing FFXIII, and I think it's growing on me; I enjoy the battle system and the world it creates. However, it could present its story better.
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They are worth playing but don't expect masterpieces like older FFs. Though I couldn't bring myself to finish Lightning Returns. The game's design wasn't something I was fond of.
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