This guide will give you tips on how to get through Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition (FFCC) in single-player mode. If you're struggling on your own, don't sweat it! Check out our recommendations on how to succeed alone.

Single-Player Tricks

Avoiding Death is Top Priority

When playing single-player you cannot be raised by Mog. Putting a Phoenix Down in your command list can revive you but you should focus on staying alive by healing yourself with Cure.

Inflict Status Ailments

On your own you'll come into a number of situations where it's you against an entire army. In these situations, hitting enemies with status ailments like Freeze or Burn can help take their numbers down for an easier fight.

Recommended Fusions for Single-Player

List of Fusions

Commands Can Be Fused From the Menu

Unlike in multiplayer, you can fuse magic right from the menu without having to time it with a partner. When you don't want to use the fused magic anymore, go into the menu and select Split to go back to the original magic commands.

Recommended Race for Single-Player

List of Race Recommendations

We recommend players new to the game to use the all-rounder Clavat and Yuke, who gets stronger with better equipment, for those who are confident in their action game skills. However, stat gains aren't all equal as they depend on what artifacts you obtain as you play through the game, so it's also totally fine to choose the race of your liking that matches your playstyle.

List of Races (Classes) | Race Differences and Stats

Differences Between Single and Multiplayer

Spell Fusion is Different

Spell Fusion is performed in the command list when playing solo, but on multiplayer you have to time your casts with your allies. This can be difficult to pull off at times so communication is necessary.

You Can't Be Raised

As stated above, putting Phoenix Downs in your command list will allow you to be revived, but there is no way for Mog to use Raise on you. When playing online another player can cast Raise or Arise to bring you back to life alongside Phoenix Downs.

Mog Joins As Your Partner

Offline, instead of carrying the Crystal Chalice on your own, your Moogle pal will do the heavy lifting instead. The below article has more information on how Mog works and what sorts of things he can do.

What Can Mog Do?

Some Buttons Behave Differently

In multiplayer the button for chatting is changed to the button to control Mog offline. As communication is important when playing online, you can customize this feature to your liking to quickly convey what you need to your party members through text.

Multiplayer Guide | How to Play Multiplayer

Related Links

Getting Started with FFCC

• Unchangeable Features
• Character Creation Guide
• Best Race (Class) to Choose
• Best Name for Each Race (Class)
• What Home Job Should You Choose?
• What Can Mog Do?
• Best Artifact to Choose
• Gil Farming Guide
• What are Bonus Points?
• What to Send to Family (Letters)
• Differences Between Mobile and Console Versions
• What is the Crystal Chalice?

How-to Guides

• How to Advance Through the Game
• How to Fuse Spells
• How to Use Urns (Pots)
• How to Go Through the Miasma Stream
• How to Craft Weapons
• How to Transfer Save Data
• How to Play Moogle Paint
• How to Level Up Fast
• How to Find the Unknown Element
• How to Play Single-Player Well
• How to Raise Dungeon Levels | Dungeon Cycles

Collectibles and Lists

• All Moogle Stamp Locations
• All Secret Item Locations
• All Artifact Locations
• All Scroll Locations
• All Material Locations
• List of Trophies
• All Blacksmith Locations and Craftable Items

For Advanced Players

• Post-Game Content and 100% Clear Guide
• Best Weapons and Equipment
• How to Craft the Ultimate Weapons
• Best Focus Attacks | Unique Focus Attacks
• List of Post-Game Weapons and Equipment

Game Mechanics

• Stat Explanation | Strength, Defense, and Magic Stat
• What Does Strength Do?
• What Does the Magic Stat Do?
• What Does The Defense Stat Do?
• Damage Calculation Explained
• Max Stats For Each Race