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15 Puzzle
The 15 Puzzle is an optional hidden minigame present in all versions of Final Fantasy. As directly stated by its name, it is a 15 puzzle.
Gameplay
The 15 Puzzle is largely the same to its original counterpart. It can be accessed when the Warriors of Light are in the ship,and depending on the version, the player must hold down either 
or 
while pressing 
or 
several times. In smart phone releases, the player must press the touch screen while tapping it several times.
In the original Nintendo Entertainment System release, the reward for completing the challenge is 100 gil. Starting with Final Fantasy Origins, the 15 Puzzle has a count up timer, and a larger variety of item prizes can be rewarded. The quicker the puzzle is completed, the greater the prize. In Final Fantasy Origins-onward, the red square tiles are those in the correct positions while the light blue square tiles are those yet to slide in.
Screen layout
Dialogue boxes associated with the minigame were first added in Final Fantasy Origins. The top-right box is the count-up timer, and the bottom box lists the controls. Starting with the PlayStation Portable version, the bottom dialogue box was moved to the right and made larger.
In Final Fantasy Origins, the count up timer has an "m" placed after the first pair of number, representing minutes and an "s" after the second pair of numbers, representing seconds (for example, 00m00s00). Starting with the Game Boy Advance version, the "m" and "s" were respectively replaced the conventional format (for example, 00:00.00). In the PlayStation Portable release, the number pairs are more spaced out more. The smart phone version's layout is largely based on the PlayStation Portable version's.
In Final Fantasy Origins, the directional buttons are not represented by an icon unlike and . In the Game Boy Advance and PlayStation Portable versions, the directional pad has an associated icon. The controls for the PlayStation Portable version are largely the same as the Final Fantasy Origins version, except 
is used to pull up the menu rather than 
. Final Fantasy Origins has the word "Record" next to the start icon. This was changed to the word "Best" for subsequent releases.
Gallery
Gameplay (NES version)
The puzzle is solved (GBA version)
