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Final Fantasy V — Steam Gift

About the game

FINAL FANTASY V is Square's classic 1992 jRPG in its modern Pixel Remaster edition: hand-redrawn sprites by Kazuko Shibuya, a freshly rearranged Nobuo Uematsu soundtrack and the legendary Job System — 26 classes you mix and match however you like. The story follows Bartz, princess Lenna, the pirate Faris and old Galuf as they save the world from the ancient evil Exdeath and the shattering Crystals. You get the full game delivered as a Steam gift.

Once the gift is delivered it cannot be refunded. If Steam rejects the gift due to region mismatch, the full amount is returned to your site balance.
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Delivered as a Steam gift: your account region must match the gift region, and FINAL FANTASY V must not already be in your library. Pick the option for your region.

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How to receive the gift

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Enter your Steam friend invite link and your account region.
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Where to get the link: open your Steam profile → “Add Friend”.
Where to get the link: open your Steam profile → “Add Friend”.
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Copy the quick invite link (looks like s.team/p/...).
Copy the quick invite link (looks like s.team/p/...).
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Place the order. The bot adds itself as a friend and sends the gift — usually within a couple of minutes, no need to accept anything.
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Accept the gift in Steam — the game is yours. The bot then removes itself.

FAQ

FINAL FANTASY V Pixel Remaster — the Job System legend on Steam

FINAL FANTASY V launched in 1992 and is still considered one of the most mechanically deep entries in the series — this is where the Job System truly came into its own. In the Pixel Remaster edition (2021) the old game got hand-redrawn sprites, a freshly rearranged soundtrack and a pile of modern conveniences, while staying the same classic jRPG people played three decades ago. Here you're buying the full game, and we deliver it as a Steam gift — a standalone copy that lands straight in your library.

What the story is about

Young traveler Bartz witnesses a falling meteorite and is pulled into an adventure that decides the fate of the world. Together with princess Lenna, the brash pirate Faris and the old warrior Galuf, he sets out to protect the four Crystals — Wind, Water, Fire and Earth — from being shattered. Behind the catastrophe stands an ancient evil named Exdeath, sealed away centuries ago; as the seal weakens, the world risks being swallowed by the Void. For an early entry the story is surprisingly personal: each companion carries their own drama, and Galuf's memory arc is still cited as one of the most moving moments in classic Final Fantasy.

Why FINAL FANTASY V is famous

The main reason this entry is beloved is the Job System. There are 26 classes: knight, black and white mage, monk, thief, summoner, blue mage, mime, berserker and dozens more. You freely switch your heroes between classes, and abilities learned in one job can be carried into another. From that grows an almost endless build sandbox: a monk with white magic, a knight hoarding blue spells, a thief with summoner skills. For its time it was a revolution, and to this day people replay FFV precisely to experiment with Job combinations.

What's new in the Pixel Remaster

The Pixel Remaster isn't a crude port but a careful restoration. The sprites were handled by Kazuko Shibuya, the series' original artist, and the soundtrack was rearranged by Nobuo Uematsu — the very composer behind the classic Final Fantasy music. On top of that come modern comforts:

  • you can switch off random encounters and explore in peace;
  • experience and ABP multipliers adjust from 0 to 4 — go hardcore or speed up leveling;
  • there's a quicksave so you don't lose progress between save points;
  • switchable fonts, including a pixel-based one;
  • a bestiary, an illustration gallery and a music player as bonuses.

The result is friendlier to newcomers without losing the depth for those who love squeezing the most out of the battle system.

What's in the gift

You get the complete FINAL FANTASY V Pixel Remaster — the entire campaign, all 26 jobs, and the extra material (bestiary, gallery, player). It's a standalone copy of the game: nothing extra is needed to run it. The separate music DLC — the original soundtrack and Piano Collections — are sold separately and aren't part of the gift, but they aren't required to play either.

How we deliver the game

FINAL FANTASY V is delivered as a Steam Gift through our bot. At checkout you provide your Steam friend-invite link and your account region. The bot then adds itself as your friend, sends the gift and leaves your friends list after delivery — there's no friend request to accept manually, and Steam Guard isn't required. The whole thing usually takes a couple of minutes, though we don't promise a hard deadline: occasionally it can take a little longer.

The important bit about region

Because this is a gift rather than a key, Steam checks two conditions on its own. First, your account region must match the gift region — otherwise Steam won't let you accept it, so enter your region honestly. Second, the game must not already be in the library of the account receiving the gift: Steam won't accept a gift for a game you already own. These are the two most common reasons a gift fails, so check both before paying.

Who it's for

FINAL FANTASY V is for players who love turn-based jRPGs, class experimentation and the feel of a classic without modern bloat. If you want to keep going through the series in the same pixel style, take a look at the more dramatic FINAL FANTASY IV and the epic FINAL FANTASY VI — both also released as Pixel Remasters. And if you're drawn to the genre's roots, start with FINAL FANTASY III, where the job system first appeared.

What you get from us

The full FINAL FANTASY V Pixel Remaster as a Steam gift: provide your link and region, pay, and usually within a couple of minutes the game is already in your library, ready to launch.

🎮 Other games in the series

A few links that might help: FINAL FANTASY IX, FINAL FANTASY VII.