Triple Triad is a card game in Final Fantasy VIII that serves as its central minigame. Here's everything you need to know to become a master.

Final Fantasy VIII is a game that's defined by its vibrant cast of characters. We've consolidated information on every important character.

Triple Triad is a fun card game in Final Fantasy VIII. These cards reflect monsters, bosses, players, and GFs. Here's the complete list.

Each character in Final Fantasy VIII has their own unique weapon type that they can equip. Here's a complete list of all of them.

In most RPGs, your party becomes more powerful as your characters gain levels. Generally, this makes enemies easier to defeat. Not in FF8.

To fully understand Final Fantasy VIII's battle mechanics, you need to know how the different Damage types and Status Effects work.

Final Fantasy VIII is menu-driven at its core and uses terminology that's standard for most RPGs. It also uses some unique terminology of its own.

The Combat in Final Fantasy VIII is menu driven and uses the Active Time Battle (ATB) system to determine when characters and enemies can perform actions.

In FF8, you lead a party of up to 3 characters across the world to various locations while fighting enemies through a menu-based system.

Every Character and Enemy will have certain "Stats" that pertain to certain properties that affect their performance in combat.

Final Fantasy VIII differs from other RPGs in that its system of character progression isn't centered around equipment, classes, or acquiring EXP.