Ultima Thule Theme 3 "Close in the Distance" (official lyrics in subtitles) - FFXIV OST 

The theme of crying so hard you can't even see where you're going anymore

The fact that you hear the song building up with each sacrifice your friends make. The fact that you don't get Aether currents until Estinien becomes the wind. The fact that the vocals come in after G'raha sacrifices himself. The fact that your friends become the song of hope to counter Meteion's song of oblivion. Oh, this game....

Ardbert's 'If you need a push, I'll be right there behind you' - Had me in tears and uncontrollably sobbing for the whole walk

i had a best friend called Peter. he was the one who broght me to ff14 ages ago. december 2022 he passad away from a heart condition and he loved ff14 with all his heart. this song for me is a tribute for the friend he was... everytime i head this i get really emotional. i have to admit, i was never a huge fan of FF franchise but i did learned the importance of friendship because of him. I really miss Peter and i hope wherever he is he is watching over us and helping me pushing forward. sorry for bring this up.

“Promise me you’ll take me on your next adventure. A journey. Together. That’s all I ask.”

I've listened to this song so much and I just now noticed Rises on a land reborn from the ahes (A Realm Reborn) Neath the Heavens (Heavensward) To sunset, blood-red skies tranquil after the Storm (Stormblood) Blessed Shadow (Shadowbringers)

"Do not despair! You are not without allies!" put a crack in my defenses. "Strong art thou, mortal." broke me.

"In his final moment he cried out from it... A single word... Survive."

Was your journey worthwhile? Do you feel fulfilled?

I love how there’s a really cool game attached to this soundtrack.

I was absolutely sobbing during the alphinaud and alisae walk. This game is beautiful.

This expansion has been an emotional roller coaster, but when this was playing during the voices of the past walk up in “You’re Not Alone”, I lost it completely.

"To you I say...forge ahead. May all our tomorrows be blessed with joy."

I used to play World of Warcraft, and that game never impacted me as much as this one has.

People can't ever say this is "just a game". When i played all this i was feeling completely defeated, hopeless, felt i lost everything... The walk part with the voices, the voices in the trial, gave me some strenght (i come back everyday to that to remind me i must fight). Fighting endsinger to me, was me fighting my inner demons and desperation i feel

Literally can't come to this place without tearing up.

I lost my wife of ten years toward the end of 2019 after a long struggle with depression and substance abuse. Though she was struggling at the start of our relationship, we found happiness and stability for a while and most of our time together she worked as a peer support worker who helped others with those same issues, touching countless lives, shining a light through the darkness of despair and hopelessness. I ask myself why I'm still here, why I carry on, knowing everything she did to help others, yet in the end ultimately being unable to help her escape her own despair. I suppose the life and love we shared is just another verse in this beautiful song of hope that will keep playing on forever.

i remember during and after the scene with g'raha i just started bawling like a widow and saying "no man, i can't do it again please"

One of the best songs Final Fantasy has ever made

When the lyrics started mid way through that cutscene, it got me. Absolutely beautiful track

That once scene in Elpis when Venat asked you a question "Has your journey been good? Has it been worthwhile?" destroyed me. I've been traveling and stayed in many different countries, pursuing education, job, life, etc. There is so much happening during my life and all of that flashback came to me in an instant. My journey as WoL, as myself the player, as human who live, filled with a cold LOSS, but also at the same time filled with burning joy like a FIRE, and at the end the most important thing is filled with warm FAITH from my surrounding, from the past and present that keeps me FORGE AHEAD TILL THE END. I can't believe this game made me reflect my whole life so much. Absolute masterpiece!

"was this life a gift? or a burden?" endwalker's story was an absolute amazing experience, and i cannot wait for 7.0

My wife passed away last month and I haven't stopped listening to this song, it hits so powerfully.

Looking back at my playthrough of MSQ. I cannot describe the way this game made me feel. In the final scenes, after the trial, when Meteion feels the love the WoL had in their heart. When it broke her, to see how people lived despite nothing lasting forever. It touched me on a level no other game had ever. I've been around since 2.0, and I've met alot of people in the game. Some who've stuck with me since the beginning. Some who've passed away, some who've I'd only spoke to once, in that moment, to those words I felt all of those memories flash in front of me. Days gone, and friends long passed. I'll never forget the impact this game had on me, and how much it helped me cope with the struggles I've been tossed at. If there is anyone's hand I ever want to shake in my life, it's Yoshi's. (Then Soken's of course.)

I suffer from chronic depression. I had been dragging myself through Endwalker, not happy with the MSQ's pacing... I was dreading the story's end not because I was expecting the emotional ride we were preparing to finish on... I was dreading it because I was worried that it would feel, hollow. False. Like all we'd done had been thrown aside to try and squeeze the end into a singular expansion. At the time of writing this, I had had a severe depressive episode not even a week earlier. I had literally tried to push people away because in my depressive funk, I swore that no one would understand me. No one could care for me. Could want to help me. I began to recover the next day, only to begin to suffer from COVID-19. I spent the next week in and out of consciousness as I fought this, which left me wondering if I had finally reached the point that my own mental health was going to lead to my suffering that most ignoble of fates, even as my roommates did what they could, while suffering COVID themselves, to ensure I kept being able to fight it... But as I began to recover from that, I said to myself "I might as well finish it. I might as well see where XIV is finally going." I reached Ultima Thule just yesterday. I finished it... Yesterday. I felt nothing while exploring the loss of will with the dragons. I felt nothing with the despair of knowledge from the Ea... But then I reached the Omicrons. I had thought I knew my future. I enlisted in the USAF at 21, in May of 2011. I expected to be there for 20 years, as a way to pay back what I had gotten growing up from living under it's support and care via my father having been enlisted himself. I was downsized in November of 2011. On Veteran's Day. I never even got to serve a full year. I was devastated. The surety of my future, my life, was gone. I've been left adrift since. Without purpose, without focus. Without goals. I even attempted suicide in August of 2014 because I felt I could find no path forward out of my despair. I *was* the Omicrons. And I began to weep. I climbed that path granted to us by our friends, by our companions. The NPC's who had stuck with us through everything. A Realm Reborn. The Crystal Braves. Heavensward and the end of the Dragonsong War. Our fight in Ala Mhigo and across Othard. Our dive headfirst into the First and the fight to give them back a sense of being able to walk forward. Our final, desperate graspings at our own future as we sought to stop those would who end... everything. And I was left watching them give themselves one by one... two by two... Each offering a path out of those pits of despair we found ourselves walking across. And I could barely see when the Twins offered their own path past Meteion... My roommates actually came into my room to offer me their shoulders as I was left remembering what I had tried to do. What I had done to so many other friends, when my depression had reached the levels that I could see the blackness of the abyss that suicide offered... and I wanted to avoid the pain I knew taking that step would do to them. And I couldn't stop. I stood there after the cutscene for nearly 10 minutes, before my roommate pressed the 'W' key on my keyboard... and I got the first voice of the past. And I realized... I may not have a solution. I may not have a path I can say I see clearly... But I have people who care. Who aren't afraid to pick my sorry ass up, and help me take that desperately needed step forward. And that I'm so fucking grateful to them. And to the dev's of FFXIV... Because Meteion's words... Her offering of a end of pain and bliss... and of finally not feeling *anything*... It spoke so clearly that I wanted to agree with her. But we can't... No, we shouldn't, forget those who stand with us through everything. Who will pick us up. Who will carry us that first step. And however many steps it takes before we can move our own feet once more to do it ourselves. And this song... *is* that feeling. That knowledge, that despite never meeting so many of us, the devs do know. Do understand. Do care. And I thank them. From the bottom of my heart. I apologize for this... wall of text, for everyone who might take the time to read this, and think... what have I got to say means nothing. That I'm just a hopeless romantic seeking to grasp at straws. But I'm not that. I'm not a romantic. I'm a cynical pragmatist. And I just look at so much of what is going on... and I'm left numb emotionally. And that finding these moments of true emotional outburst, of feeling myself *feel* alive... even if it's grief and wondering how I got to where I am now... how I lost that ability to feel anything beyond my worries about my bills, and getting through the next day... when I don't feel the depression trying to drag me further into the mire of hopelessness. But for those who have taken the time to read this... Thank you. Thank you for being a part of something that... I don't know... might help me begin to heal that cynicism. I don't know what the future holds. But I want to think I can look forward with my head unbowed in despair.

The strength in this song is that is sings about so much loss, but everything in a major key, which makes you feel happy. This mix is what makes the song so impactful.

Endwalker sure was one big message of hope to the world. And in dark times coming back to the soundtrack sure rekindless that hope. FFXIV was such an experience and I can keep saying that square enix doesn't fucking dissapoint! they keep giving me experiences that make me happy that I've kept living.

"Strong art thou, mortal."

One of the best songs in ffxiv! This one is sad but also very motivating at the same time.

words can’t describe how much i cried in this zone. i love this song so much

I lost my Mom about 5 months before Endwalker came out... It was very very hard for me to even process or accept it. But these words... "Tales of loss and fire and faith..." I can't even begin to describe what it's done for me. This song led to many tears, but also hope.

“We rise we fall, and we rise again.”, Damn twins, did y’all have to make me cry?

Mourning/Morning is such a cheeky use of lyrics... I LOVE IT!

Not gonna lie, Endwalker brought me back to the dark places I'd been in when I was suicidal, but it also reminded me how fortunate I was that I got dragged off the edge by police, who promptly sent me to the mental hospital and now, more than 10 years later I'm considered clinically cured. Of course, it never really goes away, the temptation of taking the easy way out is always there, waiting to attack me when I stumble, but if I had taken that easy way to run away from getting hurt again, I wouldn't have met my boyfriend, made some life-long friends and experienced so much joy between all the pain. I hope this game helps people to understand people like Meteion, how we feel, how to help us. To reach my sisters and brothers in fear and suffering, that we might find the courage to keep trying, to forge ahead because that joy in between is worth the pain.

I was in tears from when Thancred sacrificed himself to the walk up. The only thing that kept me from breaking down again was Hien's "Save your tears for the morrow" quote

I did this again during a rather bad week, and still not sure how something like this got made. So glad to see the comments and not be the only one who ugly cried, sat down at the end, and just wanted to let go. It was so much, and just great writing.

I think the cool thing is that, in one sidequest, it leads to one of the Omicron's trying to find new purpose. (They start up a cafe in the Necropolis due to the influence of the Loporrits).

The sacrifices made here should have been permanent.

“Let’s finish this.”

I am newer to FFXIV, lil over a year. I thought Shadowbringers was great and couldn’t be topped. Then comes Endwalker. I was broken, cried so much through out the entire thing and this. Watching each scion give themself up, the climb up the crystal path, then the voices. Everything hit so deep

Ultima Thule was a very bittersweet zone for me. It's very beautiful, emotional, inspiring, and it deserves all of the praise it gets. But it was also very depressing for me. For a long time now I've felt like my life has had no purpose and rather than actually living, I'm simply surviving and waiting for the end as life takes its course and I'm just along for the ride. I've long since given up on trying to make a meaningful life for myself, insisting that I'm too weak to do anything and even if I wasn't, what's even the point of it all? I resonated most with the dragons curled up sleeping inside their craters, waiting for the end to come and save them from despair. I don't see myself getting better any time soon, so I just stay here curled up in my bed day after day hoping that something happens -- whether it's something miraculous that saves me, or something catastrophic that ends me once and for all, I hope for either of those outcomes.

Heavensward was about hatred and understanding. It was a story about people who hated each other for dishonest reasons and history yet came together from different backgrounds to make something better because they tried to understand one another. Stormblood was about war and peace, how war changes people and how it has an impact on the people more than anyone else but also a hopeful story about using the worst circumstances to achieve peace and how the struggles of those who fight will never be removed from history. Shadowbringers was about sacrifice and overcoming odds. Its about a ruined land where its people are given the worst hand possible, where all heroes are failed or dead and the selfish and evil are allowed to take power due to the absence of those who was to struggle against them. It shows how overcoming these odds allow people to come together and forge something new out of the ashes of misery. Endwalker is about pain and loss but also about healing and climbing over grief to forge something good. While we can never forget the misery in our lives: the dead will never have a voice to reassure us that they are okay or that it isn't our fault, we will always have those fears of our futures and regrets from our pasts of what could've been and what should've been done. We know that all might be meaningless in the end because everything dies and changes - there's always an end to our journey, we still choose to believe in better and something that comes after. Using our connections to others to forge a way forward from grief and pain and sorrow. We say to ourselves that won't allow ourselves to be beaten down by these things, we can't give up as long as we have a reason to move forward

When this song first started playing in full in the game...that event actually made me cry. _This kind of stuff is why Final Fantasy XIV is just a masterpiece._

Just when I thought nothing could break me more than shadowbringers did...

only a few weeks before endwalker came out, i received a panicked call from my childhood best friend of 14 years' mother that she had unexpectedly committed suicide that morning. this news absolutely broke me, knowing i had no time to say goodbye and i had no idea she was even struggling with these thoughts to begin with. i had to quit my job to grieve, and for a long time i confined myself to my room with no outside contact other than FFXIV. the worst part is that i couldn't bring myself to truly cry over the loss, much less feel **anything**, so i turned to FFXIV to help me feel something, anything. endwalker was something i was extremely excited to experience, so i surrounded myself only with the game in hopes it would distract me from reality and maybe make me feel better. when i heard this song for the first time and absorbed the lyrics, i instantly broke down sobbing at my desk. for the first time since that horrible day, i finally cried. it was literally the ugliest crying session i've ever had but it felt so liberating with this song in the background. playing endwalker during that dark period of my life was so immensely healing, and i have no idea where i'd be now without having experienced it. i owe my life to the writers of this expansion, and for that i'm forever grateful. to me, endwalker is closely tied with the memory of my best friend and because of it i don't think i can ever see FFXIV as "just a game". it's a game that healed me, and a game that helped me to accept loss with strength and hope.

During that moment, having you walk all alone, all your allies are gone......I never had a game hit me so hard in my emotions. I bought this game back in July and gave it a try thanks to a friend of mine. I thought it was gonna be full of funny, insane, crazy, maybe horrible, adventures. But damn, I was not ready for this, and I wish I could experience this moment all over again

It feels like a great 80’s movie song, the moment when you walk with Alphinaud and Alisaie it’s just perfectly beautiful. It was 7 years when I began this adventure, not gonna lie FF XIV has very boring and tedious moments/quests but also the most epic and warming moments that you can live in a videogame and that I’m happy to lived it.

This was a nice end to three great stories for me since release. I had just finished Stormblood 1 day before Endwalker release. During “queuemageddon” I played NieR Automata (all 5 endings), then took my time through all of Shadowbringers (great story btw) and just finished Endwalker last week. This song tied it all up nicely!

This place broke me. I blasted through the majority of Endwalker, but Ultima Thule felt like I slammed headfirst into an emotional brick wall. I sat blubbering like a baby for a good long while and wasn't even sure if I could bring myself to keep moving forward and finish the story. This is the single most impactful piece of storytelling I have ever experienced.

I love how the lyrics tie in both to the story in the game and out of it. Many lines sound like they come from the developers themselves, especially in the beginning about 1.0.

Everyone seems to have teared up through this.. I must be weird one for not having so as well. Though I felt more determined than ever knowing that no matter how many times I may crumble, I am not alone on this. We can be all uncertain about the future together.

I just finished Endwalker MSQs yesterday from the moment you enter Ultima Thule is just a rollercoaster of emotions, I couldn't help but cry and smile back and forth for the next 4-5 hours, I'm glad to have played this amazing experience, the whole thing is an ode to the world, thank you Naoki and everyone involved in the dev team in SE .

This music is such a grand finale to my Eorzea journey which began 9 years ago, I'm so glad to be alive to experience this epic journey. I'm eternally grateful to Yoshida and his development team

"Henceforth, I count myself a Scion of the Seventh Dawn......"

When I first did this story I was fucking bawling.

Yup still can't listen to this without crying

This part of the scenario was one of the best video game moments I’ve had

When Graha tia made the sacrifice and this song started to play in background.. i simply bursted into tears, felt wrecked, couldnt even turn in the quest... i just sat there... I ve never felt like this with any other game or even movie or book. Soul touching masterpiece ♥

This song always brings me to tears, the warm words of not losing hope and waiting for a better day break me, no one ever says them to me.

Someone made a video showing the original context of all of the Voice from the Past quotes. It's pretty great.

Who would have thought that a game from 2010 that had a terrible launch would a decade later, be one of the best games ever made.

This saddened me so.....knowing the adventure was about to end.

If you didn't skip the story, this is where you cry.

I just finished Endwalker today and I don’t think any game/media has ever made me cry as hard as Ultima did; I went through like 12 paper towels as tissues; the voices made me sob this game is soo good

I had a mental breakdown down months before Endwalker came out and became lost in suicidal thoughts. My boyfriend suggested I play FFXIV (I had to stop because my job sapped all my energy) and when Endwalker came out it was literally like playing through therapy. I was able to DO something to make things better in game and it helped me heal. So much so that my therapist suggested I write about the experience, about how a video game story pulled me from the darkness. This song was the moment I broke down and cried for a good while, my boyfriend holding me. Over 10 years of compounding trauma finally broke during Ultima Thule.

As someone who played this game for years... this song, bringing memories of good and bad times, across all those 6 years I played. Destroyed me. I legit couldn't play for 10-20 min, because of how much I was crying. And how many times I said ''Thank you FFXIV'' under my nose. This game... God, it was with me for so long, so many memories, so many peoples met. It's truly amazing. The feelings for me, will never go away from my mind. It's eternal.

-sobs- tearbringer aaaah, soo gooooood no not good thats absolutly one of best themes ive heard

And there in the depths where souls and stars rest, I hope you found your answer.

Yeah i def shed tears hearing this the 1st time. Looking back at those 2014 days where I started this game clueless and just playing the story years on really hits different.

Group cry come on let’s go

Absolutely fantastic final area. The music. The sidequests. The dialogue. The atmosphere. The colors in the sky. The message. Endwalker is ART

I have never cried so hard for a game. Everything about this theme, about the story made it impossible for me to hold my tears.

I fondly remember Shadowbringer’s end zone theme and can’t imagine a zone topping it. This topped it surprisingly! I was saddened but hopeful my friends would return was my honest first reaction when I “lost” them. And then climbing this staircase of despair while arguing about existential crises with species & a genocidal “child” had me reflecting seriously on my life. What story or video game makes you reflect upon your own “story”? I had to savor every moment. Now I just love gathering materials in this zone purely for the OST. It was a hopeful ending and a story I’ll carry in my heart forever.

Recently finished 6.0 MSQ... love this song but god damn does it make me cry

Tales of LOOOOOSSSS AND FIIIIRE AND FAAAAIIITH, EVERY WOOOOORRRD ON OUR HEAAAARTS ENGRAAAAAAVED~

I know this video has been up for some time now, but felt it worth mentioning. I recently was married on June 4, 2022, and I used this song during our signing of the Registry as well as walking out of the church after we were declared Husband and Wife.

Probably the hardest I’ve cried from a Final Fantasy game

Without a doubt the longest walk of my life.

I always feel empowered when I listen to this song. I get somewhat cheerful thinking about it, reflecting on what happened during MSQ, but also in my life. Not that I had the hardest of times as of now because I'm still young and have yet to fully experience certains aspects of it(19), but this song makes looking back on memories I don't like much easier. It's kind of become a way for me to wind down and rest, in a way. A sort of "comfort music" I guess. I think I'll make people play that song during my funeral, this seems perfect. (hypothetically, I don't have any life-threatening condition thankfully)

God when this started playing both times I started crying and didn’t stop until it was over. Suddenly it just hits me I have seen these characters grow up through our journeys and everything washes over. I had several crying moments in Endwalker, so it wasn’t only limited to these instances they outdid themselves with the characters/story.

The walk passing through all companions with this song playing will forever be the best moment I've experienced in the game! 😭

I’ve lost count on how many times I’ve just kept this song on repeat, as gut wrenchingly painful and sad it is there is something just hypnotic to it.

This music give me the strength for continue to fight every day! :) Thanks final fantasy give me more emotional that all other game i had player in my life

When this song began, I started sobbing and I cried the entire walk up. Then the god damn spirits appeared and I just broke ;;__;;

I can't stop listening to this. Endwalker was peak Final Fantasy 14 for me, with all it's shortcomings including. The perfect finish for a masterful crafted game. This song makes me cry everytime. The line "Turning, wending, always night follows day. The sun will shine again." has such a brutal impact on me. People often interpret it as people basicly wishing you a simple good luck, the simple way of saying "Don't worry, you'll do fine and tomorrow things are good anymore", but to me it feels like something completely else. When I was still smol, I at some point had to encounter the concept of death as well, like any child has to. When I asked my Momma about it and she explained it to me, I also asked her what will happen when she or Papa aren't there anymore someday. And she then said to me, that when that will eventually happen, I must promise her to stay strong. She said, even tho I won't be able to see her or Papa anymore when that happens, they will still be there and the sun will shine again as well. Words of encouragement, after all. And this line here, in this song feels like exactly the same, as our friends might be gone but they are still with us in heart and soul. What this song also does very well in my eyes; the whole expansion of Endwalker tbh; is humanizing Meteor/WoL. Speaking from my PoV, so I'll refer to WoL as her, she here and then definetely shows weakness/exhaustion during the course of the expansions. But always only physical exhaustion. In Endwalker, she showed actual mental exhaustion. Looking at the Elpis arc, seeing my little Au Ra tell Venat *"I don't want to go yet, I want to stay here for a bit longer.."* shattered my heart. Always trying to stay strong and be a good example for others to look up to, here she finally opened the curtain and was genuinely.. Weak. Not in a bad way at all, but in a human way. Same goes for the very end, when you do the "Final Walk" up to Metheion in Ultima Thule. You get a buff there, "Endwalker: Walking alone onto journey's end, the burden weighing heavy." People often say it's a debuff, that you can only walk and not run. I think it's definetely a buff. A buff that you need to even walk at least, to be able to move on to the last bit at all. This game is beyond perfection to me. The Soundtrack is one reason for that. The meaning behind all of is the main reason. The sorrow of a thousand thousand worlds weighs heavy. And yet you can walk on.

"Thou art strong, mortal...".

I was playing FFXIV pretty much exclusively when Endwalker hit. Had a friend also playing and thought we would kinda go through the story together. Usually when we do that, I have a tendency to skip cutscenes sometimes to speed things up. This time my friend wasn't really wanting to go through together, so I just took my time. Talked to all npcs, read all text, watched all cutscenes. And boy am I glad I did. This was the most impactful and emotional story, and it really cut deep towards the end there. It is the most memorable gaming moment/story in recent memory by a long shot. The way your companions started dropping like flies as they sacrificed themselves, the character development with Emet Selch and the others, the build up to the climax, the soundtrack that perfectly matched.... Just amazing. Ultima Thule starting out the way it did, then having the music change and you went through the story, was such a clever touch. I decided that since I was just playing solo at this point, I would stop playing at the end of the story. This was the perfect way to end the story, as well as my time with the game. Had I not taken the time to fully experience it, I would have missed out on something special. Maybe one day I'll come back, but I'd like to leave it just like this. Hope everyone else enjoyed it as much as I did.

I haven't played this game, but just love the music. However, reading these comments has me believing that I am seriously missing out on some incredible experience

FFXIV ENDWALKER. The greatest MMO story ever told Always night follows day The sun will shine again Walk on, never look back Through you, we live Tales of loss and fire and faith Every word on our hearts engraved In the dark, you will not stray Forge ahead til the end we pray

This song is amazing and means so much to so many people. When i got to this part of the story, i had just found out my girlfriend of 9 years had been cheating on me. "The promises we made so long ago" really hits home. Final fantasy 14 and those i play it with really helped me find the strength to carry on. =)

Listening to this on loop rn while sobbing because my 3 year relationship is crumbling appart.

Thanks for upload this powerful and beautiful song !

I still can't believe they put this song at the beginning of the trailer, and we had no idea how hard it would hit ingame.

This is by far my favorite track from Endwalker. Such a banger song with so much emotional significance.

Something I haven’t really seen in the comments is any talk about the absolute existential crisis Endwalker gives you and how the real world is reflected in this (Fermi paradox). I remember in one interview that Yoshi-P was aiming to have Endwalker be applicable to today’s world and problems.I was curious how he would achieve it - and was absolutely floored upon finishing the expac just yesterday. Beyond my personal life, this expac really got me thinking of life for people in other countries, what happens beyond death, life beyond our star, and the heat-death of the universe. Endwalker encouraged its audience to really think about their own answer to Hermes’s question. From the plight of the Garleans, to the death of innocent civilians in the Final Days, to discovering that every civilization beyond Etheirys fell to despair, and finally to the (albeit temporary) loss of your comrades, and yet finding the strength to rise again - all this is reflected from our own lives, our own tales of loss and fire and faith. I think Endwalker (especially this song) really accomplished something extraordinary. The song reflects all the sadness and hope of humanity. It’s an inspiring and emotional masterpiece. It’s as if you could take this song and make it the symbol for the people of Earth. It made me want to truly live - in game and out of it. Whether you cried or not, or liked the ending or not, I hope the game got you to think beyond yourself and to the world around you and even farther beyond that.

From starting out poking ladybugs with a rusty spear to now, 89 levels and ~1200 hours later, fighting the living embodiment of despair to stop her from singing the universe to death. It's been a hell of a ride, with (hopefully) much more to look forward to in Dawntrail.

"walk on never lock back though you we live" man while you play it the first time these words hit hard .... its amazing what the team created on ultima thule just alone the atmosphere is so unbelievable for sure its my most hated and most loved map at the same time

Man. I can't wait for these songs to come to spotify (assuming they will), I enjoy music that punches the wind out of you sometimes

And here I am again ...to torture myself.

After literally playing this game since the very beginning, all the way to the end? This whole area, song, ending, had me very emotional! I didn't want it to end! Knowing they'll be doing content for the next 10 year's!? It's safe to say we don't have to worry anymore! Hands down the best FF experience and just one of the best ever in gaming! ✌🏼😭