'Rise of a New Sun' Update 4.2 for FF14 launches January 30 with a load of new content, as well as continuing Stormblood's story - and the trailer teases the return of the popular villain of Final Fantasy VI.
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Final Fantasy XV coming to Steam a month after Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age, will get first-person mode and ALL DLC INCLUDED... and will require 100GB of HDD space.
Final Fantasy 12 will arrive on PC for the first time next month in remastered form with PC-specific improvements. Here are all the details.
Releasing a whole 13 months after its Sony debut, World of Final Fantasy was the perfect way to celebrate the year that saw the entire Final Fantasy franchise celebrate its 30th anniversary. Arguably released a year too soon (with the original Final Fantasy turning 30 next month), the PC version arrives at just the right time. But does it go above and beyond your typical PC port?
We'll forgive you for thinking Final Fantasy XIV was the franchise's first MMORPG. After all, with such a shoddy start as '1.0' it really felt like Square Enix had no idea what they were doing. But what if we told you it wasn't their first rodeo? That they actually preceded Blizzard's entry into the market by a whopping 2 years? And that their efforts are still going?
After 10 years of waiting for Final Fantasy XV, we can't really be blamed for ignoring Square Enix's chibi-styled Final Fantasy title of late last year. If you're a PC-only kind of person, you won't have to worry about close-cut release dates. World of Final Fantasy will make the jump later this month.
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Final Fantasy XIV, just like any other MMORPG, caters to both a hardcore and casual playerbase - usually on alternating patterns. One patch sees 'raid' content that has teams racing for that 'world first' prestige kill, whereas another may focus on things everyone can enjoy. The latest was a bit of both, and it's offered one of the toughest challenges players have seen in a long time.
Just like Blizzard have done with countless others over the years, Square Enix have decided to throw three of Final Fantasy XIV's toughest raid battles back into the mix, tuned for players who've geared far above their requirements of the years before.
Made by JRPG fans for JRPG fans, Guardians of Arcadia harkens back to genre classics like Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest.
'The Legend Returns' Patch 4.1 for Final Fantasy 14: Stormblood will introduce Ivalice from Final Fantasy Tactics and FF12, the first time this world has appeared on PC.
If you're into turn-based strategy RPGs with a grid and stage feel, you'll probably recognise where Fell Seal: Arbiter's Mark gained its inspiration. Looking for help on Kickstarter, it's a stab at a classic that already has a demo.
With the PC version of Final Fantasy XV on its way in 2018, Nvidia have released a video showing us what the Windows Edition looks like at its best, in 4K 60FPS.
For the FF14 4th anniversary livestream later this week Square Enix will show the raid set in Ivalice, the world of Final Fantasy Tactics and FF12.
Final Fantasy XV on PC will get full mod support! Here are all the details on mods for FF 15, including Steam Workshop, mouse and keyboard support and PC plans for Final Fantasy 16! And, er, nude mods.
The Windows edition of Final Fantasy XV will have all the DLC, free or paid, and advanced graphics options. [UPDATE #2]
Also Patch 4.06 drops and the Moonfire Faire seasonal event has begun.
According to a Famitsu poll, CD Projekt's epic is the best non-Japanese RPG... despite only coming in at 20th.
With Stormblood certainly official and most definitely coming as the third - or second - major expansion to Final Fantasy XIV, it's time to wrap things up in Ishgard as we pack our backs ready for the somewhat warmer climates of Doma and Ala Mhigo.
With three distanced weekends of Final Fantasy XIV goodness now behind us, it's time to reflect on every main sliver of information that dropped out of the weekend's curtain call event.