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Archipelago vs Final Fantasy I Randomizer

Archipelago

archipelago.gg

Final Fantasy I Randomizer

finalfantasyrandomizer.com

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Spec score · Game Randomizer Tools7.8 (#5)7.6 (#9)

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Archipelago

Archipelago randomizes supported games and connects them in a shared multiplayer experience. An item found in one player's game can be assigned to another player and sent over the internet. Sessions may be synchronous, with everyone playing at once, or asynchronous, with players connecting at their own pace. Supported games can also be generated as single-player experiences through the website or installed generator software. Website generation uses an uploaded YAML configuration or ZIP of configuration files and the current Archipelago release. To host a game, users can upload a locally generated ZIP or multidata file, then provide a tracker and patch files to players. Race games are made without spoiler logs and use protections that vary by game, such as ROM encryption or cheat-mode removal. The project lists included games and provides guides, including instructions for macOS clients; it directs players and developers to Discord for questions. Archipelago is free and open source, with Linux, macOS, web, and Windows support. Its supported-games page also points to guides for custom worlds and other games.

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Final Fantasy I Randomizer

Final Fantasy I Randomizer is a free browser tool for changing the original US 8-bit NES Final Fantasy game. Upload a compatible ROM, choose a seed and flags, then generate a randomized ROM file or spoiler log. Settings can move key item locations, towns, and dungeons, and change monster and fiend difficulty. Presets include Improved Vanilla, intended to make the original game more welcoming to new players, as well as Floor and Entrance Shuffle, Shard Hunt, Chaos Rush, and Chaos Rampage. More detailed options cover maps, treasures, shops, enemies, party, classes, gear, and other gameplay areas; cosmetic choices include music, palettes, sprites, and interface behavior. Users can save presets, export them to JSON, and load them later. The browser interface runs locally without an installation, but playing the output requires a NES ROM and an emulator or compatible device. The randomizer works only with the US ROM version. Its maker recommends using a legally owned ROM and does not provide a download link. A seed can be recreated when the version and flags match, except for cosmetic Fun% settings.

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